40 Quotes by Marc Rotenberg

It was big stuff. We were fighting to save the soul of the internet.

It's sweeping, in terms of its impact, and we hope this is the start of better practices on Microsoft's part.

Congress should not reauthorize the Patriot Act until these questions are resolved.

That information will dovetail with the Real ID Act of 2005. Real ID cards are the other shoe that is scheduled to drop in three years.

It's an extremely precise statement of what seems, 35 years later, to be the central constitutional question just now.

This is a very important development in terms of online privacy.

On balance, we think that consumers are more at risk today than they were in 1997 when we first examined privacy practices on the Web,

The Federal Trade Commission has a statutory obligation to safeguard the interests of consumers in the online marketplace. This case is a test of the FTC's ability to act in the public interest.

The FCC simply does not have the statutory authority to extend the 1994 law for the telephone system to the twenty-first century Internet.