Ansel Halliburton talks about how technologists have come together in solidarity against data collection and surveillance and how paranoid you should be.
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Ansel Halliburton is a startup lawyer and intellectual property litigator in San Francisco. He is also involved in advancing...
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In this episode we learn from Ansel Halliburton how technologists have come together in solidarity against data collection and surveillance, and consider what level of paranoia is appropriate (more paranoid than you are now, but probably not as paranoid as you think). We also talk about a promising, open-source document assembly tool, Common Form.
Ansel Halliburton is a startup lawyer and intellectual property litigator in San Francisco. He is also involved in advancing technology for the practice of law, free access to the law, and open source software.
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| Published: | April 5, 2017 |
| Podcast: | Lawyerist Podcast |
| Category: | Legal Technology , Security |
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