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January 20, 2012

New Evidence Seems to Confirm Apple’s Poaching Lawsuit

Filed under: Legal Technology Events,antitrust,apple,intel,poaching,siliconvalley — Tags: , , — Stephanie Rabiner, Esq. @ 1:41 pm

Things aren’t looking too great for the defendants in an antitrust class action filed by Silicon Valley’s high-tech workers. The suit accuses Google, Apple, Pixar, Lucasfilm, Adobe, Intel and Intuit of illegally agreeing not to “poach” one another’s employees. A…

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Technologist Stephanie Rabiner, Esq.

January 11, 2012

SOPA Blackout: Facebook, Amazon, Twitter Consider SOPA Protest

Filed under: Facebook,Internet & Online Privacy,protectipact,sopa,stoponlinepiracyact — Tags: , , — Stephanie Rabiner, Esq. @ 6:49 am

What would you do without Google? Or Facebook and Twitter? What if you couldn’t rely on secondary sources like Wikipedia or buy things on eBay or Amazon? If you’re predicting a personal Armageddon, you better think of a backup plan…

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Technologist Stephanie Rabiner, Esq.

November 17, 2011

SOPA Copyright Bill Hearing Suggests Uphill Battle for Critics

Critics of the proposed SOPA copyright law could face an uphill battle in their fight to kill the bill, a House committee hearing suggests. Intellectual property lawyers, on the other hand, could emerge as big winners. A Google representative was…

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Technologist Andrew Chow

SOPA Copyright Bill Hearing Suggests Uphill Battle for Critics

Critics of the proposed SOPA copyright law could face an uphill battle in their fight to kill the bill, a House committee hearing suggests. Intellectual property lawyers, on the other hand, could emerge as big winners. A Google representative was…

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Technologist Andrew Chow

Fake BofA Google+ Page Trashes Bank

Bank of America was recently made the target of a digital prank in the form of a fake Google+ page. Google only recently unveiled Google+ pages for businesses. And it seems some Internet jokesters were already ready to make their…

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Technologist Cynthia Hsu

October 31, 2011

U.S. Govt. Ranks First in Google Takedown Requests

So far this year, the United States government ranks first in the number of Google takedown requests it sends to the tech giant. This data was revealed as part of Google’s Transparency Report. The report even elaborated on what kind…

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Technologist Cynthia Hsu

August 2, 2011

Google Domination: How Big Is Too Big On the Internet?

Filed under: Eric Sinrod,antitrust,senate — Tags: , , — Adam Ramirez @ 5:46 am

FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the internet. Once upon a time, at the dawn of the commercial Internet age, people regularly gained accessed to the Web via AOL, CompuServe,…

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Technologist Adam Ramirez

July 12, 2011

Can’t Blame Google Maps for Car Accident Injuries, Court Rules

FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the internet. Google’s attorneys have seen all manner of lawsuits come across their desks. The search giant gets blamed for a lot of things….

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Technologist Adam Ramirez

June 15, 2011

DUI Checkpoint Apps Banned by Apple, not Google

Filed under: Mobile Phones / Smartphones,app,apple,appstore,duiapps,freespeech — Tags: , , — Stephanie Rabiner @ 5:43 am

Apple partially ceded to pressure by Senators Chuck Schumer and Harry Reid last week, agreeing to carefully scrutinize and ban future DUI apps from its App Store if found to encourage and enable drunk driving. This move leaves Google as…

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Technologist Stephanie Rabiner

DUI Checkpoint Apps Banned by Apple, not Google

Filed under: Mobile Phones / Smartphones,apple,appstore,duiapps,freespeech — Tags: , , — Stephanie Rabiner @ 5:43 am

Apple partially ceded to pressure by Senators Chuck Schumer and Harry Reid last week, agreeing to carefully scrutinize and ban future DUI apps from its App Store if found to encourage and enable drunk driving. This move leaves Google as…

Continue reading this article, and get more legal technology news and information, at FindLaw.com.

Technologist Stephanie Rabiner

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