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Federal Search Commission? Access, Fairness and Accountability in the Law of Search
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PAPERS.SSRN.COM : Should search engines be subject to the types of regulation now applied to personal data collectors, cable networks, or phone books? In this article... READ MORE
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- BIDDLEBLOG : your homework over the holidays
- CONCURRING OPINIONS : Larry Tribe's Lochner?
- INFOTHOUGHT : Regulation Of Search Engines discussion - "Federal Search Commission?"
- CONCURRING OPINIONS : Taking on the Known Unknowns
- WEBCOPYPLUS BLOG : should government regulate search engine industry?
- TECHNOLOGY & MARKETING LAW : Pasquale & Bracha on Regulating Search Engines
- RESOURCESHELF : paper: federal search commission? access, fairness and ...
- DISCOURSE.NET : stuff happens
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