Publication Date
2013
Journal
University of Chicago Legal Forum
Abstract
The article argues for enhanced consumer privacy protections through improved notices and restrictions on data sharing, while addressing potential First Amendment concerns by emphasizing the commercial nature of the entities involved. It suggests that regulating commercial data practices differs from restricting individual free speech and should not face the same legal hurdles.
Volume
2013
First Page
69
Last Page
94
Publisher
University of Chicago Law School
Disciplines
Communications Law | Consumer Protection Law | Law
Recommended Citation
Felix T. Wu,
The Constitutionality of Consumer Privacy Regulation,
2013
U. Chi. Legal F.
69
(2013).
https://larc.cardozo.yu.edu/faculty-articles/787
