—Professor William McGeveran, who specializes in internet and social media issues, was interviewed by a number of journalists about a recent Supreme Court argument concerning the "true threats" doctrine as applied…
—Professor William McGeveran was interviewed for a Time.com article about a Supreme Court case involving Facebook, violent rap lyrics, and free speech. McGeveran explained that the Court might have to reexamine…
—Professor William McGeveran spoke to NBCnews.com about a lawsuit brought by a Rogers, Minnesota, high school student who was suspended from school for a comment made in an Internet forum. McGeveran, who specializes…
—Professor William McGeveran was a guest on Bloomberg Radio's weekly legal program, "Bloomberg Law," where he discussed a privacy lawsuit against LinkedIn. The suit, which recently survived a motion to dismiss,…
—Professor William McGeveran, an expert on privacy and internet law, was quoted in the Star Tribune about the trend of families using smart phone apps to track loved ones' locations using GPS technology.…
—Professor William McGeveran, an expert in privacy and digital technology, was a guest for an "In Depth" segment of Minnesota Public Radio's Daily Circuit program discussing the privacy implications of license plate…
—Professor William McGeveran will be the guest speaker at a summer happy hour sponsored by the Minneapolis-St. Paul chapter of the American Constitution Society. He will discuss recent revelations about NSA…
—Professor William McGeveran wrote an op-ed published in the Pioneer Press calling for greater transparency about National Security Agency eavesdropping programs and the secret intelligence court that…
—Professor William McGeveran appeared in the "Good Question" segment on WCCO News, answering the question, "How much does the government really know about us?" McGeveran said, "The government, if you take it all…
—Professor William McGeveran will give a talk entitled "Encoding Privacy Law. A DH 2.0 Collaborative Presentation" on Wednesday, April 3, 2013, at 3:00 p.m. in Room 125 of the Nolte Center for Continuing Education…
—Professor William McGeveran was interviewed on Minnesota Public Radio's "All Things Considered" show about criminal prosecutions against public employees who misuse government databases for personal purposes.…
