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Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
National Center / University of Illinois / 32/ Pub / /
IndustryTerm
name cloud computing / online engagement / Web applications / stored communications / electronic communications data / personal communications / communications technologies / law enforcement requests / neutral solutions / web browser / real time / law enforcement personnel / electronic communications services / wireless Internet access / communications technology / Internet marketplace / cloud computing service / electronic communications / information technology capacity / handheld and mobile devices / Computer applications software engineers / warrantless search / technology changes / legal tools / Web / important law enforcement activities / e - commerce / law enforcement / computing / cloud computing approach / wireless access / intermediate communications / electronic information services / communications content / e-mail technology / investigative tool / matter law enforcement / privacy law relating / wireless networks / trace devices / law enforcement tool / technology tools / account modern technologies / search warrant / statutory law / mobile communications device / communications systems / network systems / confidential communications / Wireless Internet Use / Internet technologies / law enforcement needs / remote computing service / cloud computing / data communications analysts / rubber duck / Internet surveillance / opened and unopened communications / free Web-based storage / /
Organization
Department of Justice Computer Crimes and Intellectual Property Section / Supreme Court / national security letter authority / National Center for Supercomputing Applications / American Civil Liberties Union / House Committee on the Judiciary / al-Qaeda / One Court of Appeals / Federal Communications Commission / 14/ Coalition / Obama Administration / General Services Administration / Electronic Frontier Foundation / Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court / Net Coalition / Bureau of Labor Statistics / S. McKay / Information Technology & Innovation Foundation / Electronic Mail Association / Department of Justice Computer Crimes and Intellectual Property Section Manual / Digital Prosperity / National Science Foundation / DOJ / Federal Bureau of Investigation / Department of Justice / United States Secret Service / Congress / University of Illinois / White House / 24/ One Court of Appeals / /
Person
Matt Komorowski / Vivek Kundra / Marc Andreessen / Robert D. Atkinson / Robert Gellman / David A. Couillard / Philip M. Walker / Daniel Terdiman / / /
The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986: Principles for Reform J. Beckwith Burr 1 Background Congressional enactment of the Electronic Privacy Information Act (ECPA) 2/ in 1986 was a remarkably forward-looking