Privacy VS. The Pandemic: Recent Episodes
Perkins Coie LLP
In Privacy Versus the Pandemic, Perkins Coie privacy attorneys take a trip around the world to explore the interplay between privacy and public health during the COVID-19 pandemic. U.S. hosts Miriam Farhi, Jennifer Decker, and Amanda Mobrand guide discussions with leading privacy professionals, colleagues, and friends in South Korea, Italy, and Singapore. Other guests across multiple industries—privacy legal practice, academia, and politics—weigh in with their expertise, experience, and opinions in a series of short episodes.
Join us as we discuss the advantages of using wearables to fight the pandemic with data policy consultant and lawyer, Chuck Curran
Privacy vs. The Pandemic co-host Amanda Mobrand talks to her brother about his experience living and working in Singapore during the pandemic.
Join us as we discuss contact tracing efforts in the United States with Al Gidari, director of privacy at Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society. In this episode, we explore how contact tracing apps can be deployed in a privacy-protective way, and do a deep dive into how the Google-Apple API works.
Join us as we discuss Washington state’s response to COVID-19 with Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib.
Join us as we discuss Europe’s response to the pandemic in the EU’s hardest-hit region with Laura Liguori, a partner from Portolano Cavallo, an Italian law firm headquartered in Rome and Milan.
Join us for a discussion on how US lawmakers and businesses are responding to the pandemic with Jim Snell, a privacy expert from Perkins Coie.
Join us for a discussion on South Korea’s response to the pandemic with Brian Chung, a leading privacy attorney in the region.
In Privacy Versus the Pandemic, Perkins Coie Privacy attorneys take a trip around the world to explore the interplay between privacy and public health during the COVID-19 outbreak. U.S. hosts Miriam Farhi, Jennifer Decker, and Amanda Mobrand guide discussions with leading privacy professionals, colleagues, and friends in South Korea, Italy, and Singapore. Other guests across multiple industries—privacy legal practice, academia, and politics—weigh in with their expertise, experience, and opinions in a series of short episodes.