Peter A. Allard School of LawLegal Constraints on (Digital) Creativity

Yue Fei

March 17 Discussion

By Yue Fei on March 10, 2015

Next week, we will be looking at how practices of big corporations today may affect creativity. To facilitate the discussion, I would like to ask you to complete a very […]

Violation of privacy by government

By Yue Fei on February 24, 2015

In class today Jon mentioned one study showing that people now trust their own judgment (online search engine) more than traditional media. I came across with two articles with different […]

Came across with this piece relevant to our discussion on online harassment today: http://mybroadband.co.za/news/internet/116590-online-harassment-is-a-serious-problem.html Based on this article, it seems that government intervention may not be a good solution to […]

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Yue Fei

March 17 Discussion

Violation of privacy by government

Combating online harassment

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