Written by sally vazquez castellanos
Perspectives: Technology, Global Privacy and Data Protection Law
Latest Articles
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Whispers in the Closet: Section 230 and Sexual Exploitation
Read more: Whispers in the Closet: Section 230 and Sexual ExploitationAn analysis of CSAM and why Section 230 does not protect platforms from criminal liability, highlighting modern risks posed by AI, platform design, and the legal duty to prevent and report child exploitation.
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Data, Supply Chains, and Corporate Responsibility
Read more: Data, Supply Chains, and Corporate ResponsibilityCorporate Governance and Human Trafficking How information and people get exploited and blackmailed in today’s digital economy. By Sally A. Vazquez-Castellanos, Esq. Publication Date: January 24, 2026. My Morning Chat. This morning’s reflection began while watching Netflix’s Killing Eve. It is a sophisticated, compelling drama—but the series is not without flaws. That observation is not…
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When a Single-Family Home Becomes the Story
Read more: When a Single-Family Home Becomes the Story“Borked” describes the process by which a person is rendered illegitimate through coordinated political and media framing, where amplification and narrative control replace fair evaluation, resulting in lasting reputational and institutional disqualification regardless of merit.
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Perspectives: Skill Up L.A., Artificial Intelligence, and the Integrity of Access to Work
Read more: Perspectives: Skill Up L.A., Artificial Intelligence, and the Integrity of Access to WorkAn analysis of how AI-driven hiring systems, ATS bias, and opaque job platforms affect displaced workers—and why human-centered job placement models may be necessary to protect fair access to work in the modern economy.