Linda Ackerman,
Privacy Activism
Alessandro Acquisti,
CMU
Meg Ambrose,
University of Colorado
Julia Angwin,
Times Books
Annie Anton,
Georgia Tech School of Interactive Computing
Axel Arnbak,
Institute for Information Law
Jef Ausloos,
University of Leuven, ICRI – iMinds
Ian Ballon,
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Jane Bambauer,
University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law
Derek Bambauer,
University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law
Ken Bamberger,
University of California, Berkeley
Kevin Bankston,
Center for Democracy & Technology
Samantha Barbas,
SUNY Buffalo Law School
Solon Barocas,
New York University
Liza Barry-Kessler,
Gonzalez, Saggio & Harlan
Carol Bast,
University of Central Florida
Steven Bellovin,
Columbia University
Laura Berger,
Federal Trade Commission
Paul Bernal,
University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK
Ryan Biava,
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Jody Blanke,
Mercer University
Matt Blaze,
University of Pennsylvania
Marc Blitz,
Oklahoma City University
Franziska Boehm,
University of Münster
Courtney Bowman,
Palantir
Benedikt Burger,
trainee lawyer, North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)
Ryan Calo,
University of Washington School of Law
Jean Camp,
Indiana University
Tim Casey,
California Western School of Law
Anupam Chander,
UC Davis
Bryan Choi,
Yale Information Society Project
Wade Chumney,
Georgia Institute of Technology
Danielle Citron,
University of Maryland School of Law
Andrew Clearwater,
Center for Law and Innovation
Amanda Conley,
O’Melveny & Myers
Chris Conley,
ACLU of Northern California
Kate Crawford,
University of New South Wales/Microsoft Research
Catherine Crump,
American Civil Liberties Union Foundation
Bryan Cunningham,
Palantir Technologies
Doug Curling,
New Kent Capital
Christopher Cwalina,
Holland & Knight
Anjali Dalal,
Yale Law School
Jamela Debelak,
ACLU of Washington
Judith Decew,
Clark University, Worcester, MA
Michelle Dennedy,
Chris Hoofnagle
Deven Desai,
Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Will Devries,
Google Inc.
Lorrainne Dixon,
Oracle Microsystems (BC)
Pam Dixon,
World Privacy Forum
Dissent Doe,
PogoWasRight.org
Nick Doty,
UC Berkeley, School of Information
Rossana Ducato,
Law Faculty, University of Trento (Italy)
Cynthia Dwork,
Microsoft Research
Catherine Dwyer,
Pace University
Mark Eckenwiler,
Perkins Coie LLP
Lilian Edwards,
Strathclyde University
Yan Fang,
Federal Trade Commission
Adrienne Felt,
Google
Roger Ford,
University of Chicago Law School
Tanya Forsheit,
InfoLawGroup LLP
Valita Fredland,
Indiana University Health, Inc.
Susan Freiwald,
University of San Francisco
Paul Frisch,
University of Oregon School of Law
Michael Froomkin,
U. Miami School of Law
Amy Gajda,
Tulane University Law School
Michael Geist,
University of Ottawa
Robert Gellman,
Privacy Consultant
Barton Gellman,
Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University
Lauren Gelman,
BlurryEdge Strategies
Jan Gerlach,
University of St.Gallen (Switzerland)
Dorothy Glancy,
Santa Clara University School of Law
Eric Goldman,
Santa Clara University School of Law
Nathan Good,
good research
Jennifer Granick,
Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society
John Grant,
Palantir Technologies
Eloise Gratton,
McMillan LLP
Jim Graves,
Carngie Mellon University
David Gray,
University of Maryland School of Law
Rebecca Green,
William & Mary Law School
Seda Gurses,
KU Leuven
Patrick Hagan,
Deloitte Security & Privacy
Joseph Hall,
Center for Democracy & Technology
Edina Harbinja,
University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK
Woodrow Hartzog,
Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law
Allyson Haynes Stuart,
Charleston School of Law
Paula Helm,
University of Passau, DFG Training Group “Privacy”
Stephen Henderson,
The University of Oklahoma
Mike Hintze,
Microsoft Corporation
Dennis Hirsch,
Capital Law School
Jaap-Henk Hoepman,
Radboud University Nijmegen
Lance Hoffman,
The George Washington University
Marcia Hofmann,
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Sophie Hood,
New York University
Chris Hoofnagle,
UC Berkeley Law
Margaret Hu,
Duke Law School
Trevor Hughes,
IAPP
Renee Hutchins,
University of Maryland School of Law
Elizabeth Joh,
University of California, Davis, School of Law
Elizabeth Johnson,
Poyner Spruill LLP
D.R. Jones,
University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law
Margot Kaminski,
Information Society Project at Yale Law School
Orin Kerr,
George Washington University Law School
Ian Kerr,
University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law
Jennifer King,
UC Berkeley School of Information
Anne Klinefelter,
University of North Carolina
Tracy Ann Kosa,
Microsoft
Rick Kunkel,
University of St. Thomas
Susan Landau,
Privacyink.org
Claudia Langer,
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and Saarland University, Germany
Stephen Lau,
University of California, Office of the President
Travis Leblanc,
Office of California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris
Ronald Lee,
Arnold & Porter LLP
Pedro Leon,
Carnegie Mellon University
Avner Levin,
Privacy and Cyber Crime Institute, Ryerson University
Eden Litt,
Northwestern University
Jennifer Lynch,
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Mark Maccarthy,
Georgetown University
Tobias Mahler,
Norwegian Research Center for Computers and Law
Sona Makker,
Law Student
Laureli Mallek,
Attorney & CIPP/US
Carter Manny,
University of Southern Maine
Kirsten Martin,
George Washington University
Alice Marwick,
Fordham University
Aaron Massey,
Georgia Institute of Technology
Kristen Mathews,
Proskauer Rose LLP
Andrea Matwyshyn,
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Aleecia Mcdonald,
Stanford CIS
William Mcgeveran,
University of Minnesota Law School
Anne Mckenna,
Silverman/Thompson
Joanne Mcnabb,
California Attorney General’s Office
Edward Mcnicholas,
Sidley Austin LLP
Lea Mekhneche,
University of California, Berkeley
Adam Miller,
California Department of Justice
Kate Miltner,
Microsoft Research New England (Social Media Collective)
Tracy Mitrano,
Cornell University
Julia Maria Moenig,
University of Passau, Passau, Germany
Manas Mohapatra,
Federal Trade Commission
Caren Morrison,
Georgia State University College of Law
Laura Moy,
Institute for Public Representation
Deirdre Mulligan,
School of Information and BCLT, UC Berkeley
Scott Mulligan,
Skidmore College
Arvind Narayanan,
Princeton University
Helen Nissenbaum,
New York University
Gregory Nojeim,
Center for Democracy & Technology
Andrew Odlyzko,
University of Minnesota
Al Ogata,
Hawaii Medical Service Association
Paul Ohm,
University of Colorado Law School
Nicole Ozer,
ACLU of California
Heather Patterson,
New York University
Stephanie Pell,
SKP Strategies, LLC
Scott Peppet,
University of Colorado Law School
Randy Picker,
University of Chicago Law School
Tamara Piety,
University of Tulsa College of Law
Vince Polley,
KnowConnect PLLC
Jules Polonetsky,
Future of Privacy Forum
Judith Rauhofer,
University of Edinburgh
Alan Raul,
Sidley Austin LLP
Kriss Ravetto,
UC Davis, Cinema and Technocultural Studies
Priscilla Regan,
Department of Public and International Affairs, George Mason University
Joel Reidenberg,
Fordham University School of Law
Neil Richards,
Washington University School of Law
David Robinson,
Information Society Project at Yale Law School
Thomas Roessler,
W3C
Sasha Romanosky,
New York University
Stewart Room,
Law Society of England & Wales
Arnold Roosendaal,
TNO Strategy and Policy for the Information Society
Larry Rosenthal,
Chapman University School of Law
Alan Rubel,
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Ira Rubinstein,
NYU School of Law
James Rule,
Center for the Study of Law and Society, UC Berkeley
Pamela Samuelson,
Berkeley Law School
Julian Sanchez,
Cato Institute
Barbara Sandfuchs,
University of Passau, Germany
Albert Scherr,
UNH School of Law
Stacey Schesser,
Office of California Attorney General
Dawn Schrader,
Cornell University
Russell Schrader,
Visa
Sarah Schroeder,
Federal Trade Commission
Jason Schultz,
UC Berkeley School of Law
Paul Schwartz,
Berkeley Law
Victoria Schwartz,
The University of Chicago Law School
Galina Schwartz,
EECS, UC-berkeley
Andrew Selbst,
U.S. District Court
Wendy Seltzer,
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
Junichi Semitsu,
University of San Diego School of Law
Stuart Shapiro,
MITRE Corporation
Katie Shilton,
University of Maryland, College Park
Babak Siavoshy,
UC Berkeley Law
David Sklansky,
University of California, Berkeley
Robert Sloan,
University of Illinois at Chicago
Christopher Slobogin,
Vanderbilt
Christopher Soghoian,
American Civil Liberties Union
Daniel Solove,
George Washington Law School
Ashkan Soltani,
–
Kelly Sorensen,
Ursinus College
Robert Sprague,
University of Wyoming
Jay Stanley,
ACLU
Jeffrey Steele,
California Department of Justice
Gerard Stegmaier,
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
Amie Stepanovich,
EPIC
Lior Strahilevitz,
University of Chicago
Clare Sullivan,
Law School, University of South Australia
Harry Surden,
University of Colorado Law School
Latanya Sweeney,
Harvard University
Peter Swire,
Ohio State University
Rahul Telang,
Carnegie Mellon University
Omer Tene,
Israeli College of Management School of Law
David Thaw,
University of Connecticut School of Law
Frank Torres,
Microsoft
Michael Traynor,
ALI; and Cobalt LLP
Jonathan Tse,
Cornell University
Blase Ur,
Carnegie Mellon University
Jennifer Urban,
Berkeley Law
Salil Vadhan,
Harvard University School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Jennifer Valentino-Devries,
The Wall Street Journal
Joris Van Hoboken,
IViR, University of Amsterdam
Schmid Viola,
Technical University Darmstadt, Germany
Colette Vogele,
Without My Consent
Serge Voronov,
Duke University School of Law
Yang Wang,
Syracuse University
Richard Warner,
Chicago-Kent College of Law
Tara Whalen,
University of Ottawa
Jan Whittington,
University of Washington
Stephen Wicker,
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Cornell University
Lauren Willis,
Loyola Law School Los Angeles
Peter Winn,
U.S. Department of Justice
Christopher Wolf,
Future of Privacy Forum
Felix Wu,
Cardozo School of Law
Heng Xu,
The Pennsylvania State University
Malte Ziewitz,
New York University
Sebastian Zimmeck,
Columbia University
Frederik Zuiderveen Borgesius,
University of Amsterdam, Institute for Information Law