Researchers from the Cen­ter for Infor­ma­tion Tech­nol­ogy Pol­icy have released a study on the stan­dard­ized forms com­monly used in test­ing and vot­ing that require respon­dents to select answers by pen­cil­ing in a bubble.

CITP’s sur­pris­ing find­ing? These forms are not so anony­mous as one might think. The researchers have created […]

All Things Dig­i­tal colum­nist John Paczkowski is unequiv­o­cal in his enthu­si­asm for today’s announce­ment that Princeton’s Ed Fel­ten has been appointed chief tech­nol­o­gist for the Fed­eral Trade Commission.

Says Paczkowski:

“Looks like the Fed­eral Trade Com­mis­sion got its first choice of Chief Tech­nol­o­gist, because it’s hard to think of any­one bet­ter to serve […]

The Elec­tronic Free­dom Foun­da­tion (EFF) recently held a panel dis­cus­sion at Carnegie-Mellon explor­ing how the tech­ni­cal design of com­puter sys­tems impacts free speech, pri­vacy, prop­erty own­er­ship, and cre­ative thought.

Princeton’s  Ed Fel­ten, direc­tor of the Cen­ter for Infor­ma­tion Tech­nol­ogy Pol­icy, joined Dave Far­ber, Lor­rie Cra­nor, John Buck­man, and Cindy Cohn — […]