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February 1, 2012
FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the Internet. A few weeks ago this blog pointed out that the Department of Homeland Security’s command center regularly monitors social networking sites such as…
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Technologist Andrew Chow, JD
January 18, 2012
FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the Internet. Are George Orwell’s fears of a governmental “Big Brother” from his novel 1984 coming true now? Well, let’s hope not, but read on….
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Technologist Andrew Chow, JD
January 11, 2012
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.
December 19, 2011
Juror’s tweets are wreaking havoc, and this time they’re costing Arkansas a lot of time and money. The Arkansas Supreme Court has unanimously overturned the murder conviction of death row inmate Erickson Dimas-Martinez. Prosecutors can blame Juror 2, who tweeted…
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Technologist Stephanie Rabiner
December 6, 2011
A growing trend called “reverse mentoring” is bridging a technological, and generational, divide at many companies. Law firms could also learn a thing or two by adopting the practice, experts say. Reverse mentoring is a fancy name for something many…
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Technologist Andrew Chow
November 29, 2011
Judges have long since banned cameras, video and sound recorders from the courtroom. But what about other electronic devices in courtrooms? Will there come a time when they are no longer welcome? We may be moving steadily, though slowly, in…
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Technologist Stephanie Rabiner
November 14, 2011
Most tweeting attorneys know that what you write on your personal Twitter account is yours. In fact, Twitter itself weighed in and clarified its terms of service to say that an account’s tweets are owned by the author. But the…
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Technologist Cynthia Hsu
August 30, 2011
FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the internet. Gone are the days when employers generally blocked or otherwise prohibited social networking by their employees. Why? The business upside evidently outweighs the…
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Technologist Adam Ramirez
August 17, 2011
FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the internet. London was recently besieged with riots. In the wake of these often-organized riots, Prime Minister David Cameron has stated that Britain is…
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Technologist Adam Ramirez
June 20, 2011
Is Twittersquatting the new cybersquatting? It might not be, but it’s certainly proven to be more than annoying for Coventry First. Coventry First is a leading company in the secondary life insurance market. Essentially, Coventry buys rights to life insurance…
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Technologist Cynthia Hsu
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