Adapting to Cybersecurity Threats: The Demand for Combined Capabilities, Jesse Sowell, Assistant Professor, Texas A&M
12:05PM to 1:30PM
SLB Room 122
Remediating sophisticated, transnational cybersecurity incidents requires a combination of technical, operational, organizational, and legal capabilities distributed amongst an equally diverse set of state and non-state (private) actors. Existing, successful instances of such remediation efforts---referred to as combined capabilities---are based on a seemingly uncommon alignment of norms, goals, and values between state and non-state actors.
Poynter Fellow: Who shapes public opinion? Social media and social movements in Asia and the United States, Jyoti Thottam, Opinion Editor, NY Times
12:05PM to 1:30PM
SLB Room 122
"Who shapes public opinion? Social media and social movements in Asia and the United States."
Book Talk: Between Truth and Power, Julie E. Cohen. Professor of Law and Technology, Georgetown University Law
12:05PM to 1:30PM
SLB Room 122
In Between Truth and Power, Julie E. Cohen explores the relationships between legal institutions and political and economic transformation
Is There Life after the End of Privacy? Reflections on the Coverage of Tyler Clementi’s Suicide, Richard Miller, Professor, Rutgers University
12:05PM to 1:30PM
SLB Room 122
Richard Miller's book, On the End of Privacy: Dissolving Boundaries in a Screen-Centric World (UPitt, March 2019), focuses on the events leading up to the suicide of Tyler Clementi and the trial that followed, where Clementi’s roommate was charged with a series of hate crimes for having used his webcam to spy on Clementi kissing another man. With access to the text messages, tweets, and chatroom posts of those directly involved in this tragedy, Miller asks: why did no one intervene to stop the spying?
