On “Information Fiduciaries”

And … the First Amendment

We have opined and curated much information on the financial fiduciary conundrum on this ME-P. Just SEARCH for related information.

So, with the current Facebook imbroglio, perhaps it is time to introduce the issue of “information fiduciary”; especially in the digital world?  Fortunately, this was done for us by Professor Jack M. Balkin.

-Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBBS MBA 

Abstract

This article introduces the concept of an information fiduciary to explain how to protect digital privacy and prevent overreaching by online enterprises consistent with the First Amendment.

UC Davis Law Review, Vol. 49, No. 4, 2016, Forthcoming

Yale Law School, Public Law Research Paper No. 553

52 Pages Posted: 18 Oct 2015 Last revised: 19 Apr 2016

“Information Fiduciaries” Jack M. Balkin

Yale University – Law School

Date Written: February 3, 2016

Assessment

Conclusion

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  1. “Fascinating”
    Jeff

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