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Tech Law Tracker Margo Cruz
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- Technologie
Margo Cruz, the host of Tech Law Tracker, keeps up with new state-level regulations of the internet to find out how state laws are shaping the development and use of technology.
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Episode 6 - Net Neutrality Resolutions, Wireless Internet in Hawaii, and IOT in Massachusetts
Episode Notes
A show by Margo Cruz
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IL SR1117: Protect Net Neutrality
OH HCR 18: Continue net neutrality and open internet access
HI HB2651: Relating To Wireless Broadband Facilities
MA S.179: An Act relative to the cybersecurity of the Internet of Things and other smart devices
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Episode 5 – A Little History on National Telecoms Regulations
Episode Notes
Episode 5
A Little History on National Telecoms Regulations
I read from two papers --
Toward a Common Law of Telecom, Eli M. Noam, 1996
Telecommunications: Collective Bargaining in an Era of Industry Reconsolidation
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Episode 4 – All about the proposed Broadband Development Authority
Episode Notes
New York A01958 – "Omnibus telecommunications reform act of 2017"– Section 3, the Proposed Broadband Development Authority -
Episode 3 – Internet in remote areas and Net Neutrality in Law
Episode Notes
California SB-649 – Wireless telecommunications facilities.
New York A01958 – Enacts the "omnibus telecommunications reform act of 2017"
– Items 16 & 17 of Section 4102, Sec. 3, Define current and next generation broadband
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Episode 2 – Computer spyware protection, telecoms call centers, and the Broadband Access Act 2017
Episode Notes
New York A00506 – Enacts the "computer spyware protection act"
New York A01399 – Telecommunications and cable corporation call centers
New York A02048 – Creates the broadband internet access act of 2017 -
Episode 1 – Phone bricking and ISPs handling personal info
Episode Notes
New York S01580 – Relating to smartphone antitheft protection; establishes requirements for the acquisition and resale of wireless communications devices.
New York S05603 – Prohibits the disclosure of personally identifiable information by an internet service provider without the express written approval of the consumer.