BOOK REVIEWS YEAR 2018-2019

WOODROW HARTZOG, PRIVACY’S BLUEPRINT THE BATTLE TO CONTROL THE DESIGN OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES (2018) Written by Woodrow Hartzog and reviewed by Taylor Ferrara Journal of High Technology Law Suffolk University Law School

 

MATTHEW MATHER, DARKNET (1ST ED. 2015) Written by Matthew Mather reviewed by Allison Colton Journal of High Technology Law Suffolk University Law School

 

DAVID GRAY, THE FOURTH AMENDMENT IN AN AGE OF SURVEILLANCE (2017) Written by David Gray reviewed by John Montgomery Journal of High Technology Law Suffolk University Law School

 

BRUCE SCHNEIER, DATA AND GOLIATH THE HIDDEN BATTLES TO COLLECT YOUR DATA AND CONTROL YOUR WORLD (2015) Written by Bruce Schneier reviewed by Julia Griffith Journal of High Technology Law Suffolk University Law School

 

ARTHUR S. HAYES, SYMPATHY FOR THE CYBERBULLY HOW THE CRUSADE TO CRACK DOWN ON HOSTILE AND OFFENSIVE ONLINE SPEECH ABUSES FREE EXPRESSION (2017) Written by Arthur S. Hayes reviewed by Brendan Dalton Journal of High Technology Law Suffolk University Law School

 

JEFFREY T. FREDERICK, MASTERING VOIR DIRE AND JURY SELECTION Written by Jeffrey T. Frederick reviewed by Carly Uliss Journal of High Technology Law Suffolk University Law School

 

MARTIN SKLADANY, BIG COPYRIGHT VERSUS THE PEOPLE- HOW MAJOR CONTENT PROVIDERS ARE DESTROYING CREATIVITY AND HOW TO STOP THEM Written by Martin Skladany reviewed by Cecilia Thai Journal of High Technology Law Suffolk University Law School

 

SCOTT GALLOWAY, THE FOUR- THE HIDDEN DNA OF AMAZON, APPLE, FACEBOOK, AND GOOGLE Written by Scott Galloway reviewed by Kevin Nangeroni Journal of High Technology Law Suffolk University Law School

 

WOODROW HARTZOG, PRIVACY’S BLUEPRINT- THE BATTLE TO CONTROL THE DESIGN OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES Written by Woodrow Hartzog reviewed by Kelly Wong Journal of High Technology Law Suffolk University Law School

 

Privacy’s Blueprint- The Battle to Control the Design of New Technologies Written by Woodrow Hartzog reviewed by Kirsten M. Prylinski Journal of High Technology Law Suffolk University Law School