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Big Data: The End of Privacy or a New Beginning? by Rubinstein, I. S.

“…Big Data - which may be understood as a more powerful form of data mining that relies on huge volumes of data, faster computers, and new analytic techniques to…”
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Anonymization and risk by Rubinstein, Ira S, Hartzog, Woodrow

“…Perfect anonymization of data sets that contain personal information has failed. But the process of protecting data subjects in shared information remains…”
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PRIVACY LOCALISM by Rubinstein, Ira S

“…Privacy law scholarship often focuses on domain-specific federal privacy laws and state efforts to broaden them. This Article provides the first comprehensive…”
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The trouble with Article 25 (and how to fix it): the future of data protection by design and default by Rubinstein, Ira S, Good, Nathaniel

“…Article 25 requires every controller and processor (and indirectly all vendors) to implement data protection by design and default. This can mean business as…”
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Data Mining and Internet Profiling: Emerging Regulatory and Technological Approaches by Rubinstein, Ira S., Lee, Ronald D., Schwartz, Paul M.

“…The Septermber 11 terrorists, before their deadly attacks, sought invisibility through integration into the society they hoped to destroy. This strategy has…”
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Systematic government access to personal data: a comparative analysis by Rubinstein, I. S., Nojeim, G. T., Lee, R. D.

“…There has been a recent increase worldwide in government demands for data held by the private sector, including an expansion in government requests for (i)…”
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Privacy by Design: A Counterfactual Analysis of Google and Facebook Privacy Incidents by Rubinstein, Ira S., Good, Nathaniel

“…Regulators here and abroad have embraced "privacy by design" as a critical element of their ongoing revision of current privacy laws. The underlying idea is to…”
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Regulating Privacy by Design by Rubinstein, Ira S.

“…This article seeks to clarify the meaning of privacy by design and to suggest how privacy officials might develop appropriate regulatory incentives that offset…”
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Systematic government access to private-sector data by Cate, F. H., Dempsey, J. X., Rubinstein, I. S.

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GOVERNING PRIVACY IN THE DATAFIED CITY by Rubinstein, Ira S, Petkova, Bilyana

“…Privacy--understood in terms of freedom from identification, surveillance, and profiling--is a precondition of the diversity and tolerance that define the…”
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Anonymization and risk by Rubinstein, Ira S, Hartzog, Woodrow

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Aureomycin treatment of diphtheria and diphtheria carriers by KARELITZ, S, KING, H, RUBINSTEIN, I S

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