Abstract
In November 2003, Mr. Marc Rotenberg, Executive Director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, lectured at Duke Law School on the importance of protecting individual privacy. In his remarks, Mr. Rotenberg recounted the successful campaign against the government's Clipper Chip proposal. He argued that successful public interest advocacy in the Internet age requires the participation of experts from many fields, public engagement, and a willingness to avoid a simple "balancing" analysis. He further concluded that privacy may be one of the defining issues of a free society in the twenty-first century.
Citation
Marc Rotenberg, Restoring a Public Interest Vision of Law in the Age of the Internet, 3 Duke Law & Technology Review 1-23 (2004)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/dltr/vol3/iss1/4