Senator Ron Wyden interviewed at Web 2.0 Summit 2011
summary
Argues specific opposition to the Protect IP Act because it enables arbitrary seizure of domains and creates a private right of action that hands control to corporations, warns it will spur workarounds, chill innovation, and harm cybersecurity by interfering with DNS/DNSSEC. Notes venture capitalists and internet engineers oppose it. Calls current privacy law outdated, pushes data ownership and warrants for mobile geolocation, and supports a bipartisan bill with Jason Chaffetz to update both government-access and private-sector rules for digital privacy.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Protect IP Act
- 3:24DNSSEC
- 5:48Privacy regulation
- 7:28Personal data ownership
- 8:20Privacy
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