Mark Grabowski, who teaches Cyber Law & Ethics at Adelphi University, was recently quoted on social media law in a major newspaper and a law journal.
Grabowski explained to Newsday why even small businesses should adopt an online privacy policy in the wake of the recent Facebook controversy involving its sharing of users personal data. The story appeared May 24.
His research on Twitter's censorship was also extensively cited in an article published in the Spring 2018 volume of First Amendment Law Review. Grabowski has postulated that, although Twitter is a private company, it could be viewed as a public forum and thus required to provide free speech.
Grabowski explained to Newsday why even small businesses should adopt an online privacy policy in the wake of the recent Facebook controversy involving its sharing of users personal data. The story appeared May 24.
His research on Twitter's censorship was also extensively cited in an article published in the Spring 2018 volume of First Amendment Law Review. Grabowski has postulated that, although Twitter is a private company, it could be viewed as a public forum and thus required to provide free speech.
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