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Facebook Confesses Failure to Comply with Privacy Laws

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Peter S. Vogel on Thu, Dec 1 2011 10:10 AM

After the US government filed charges that Facebook violated US privacy law, Facebook finally confessed that it failed to protect the privacy of its 800 million active users. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) welcomes the public to submit comments on...

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Why Google Places is important for a Law Firm

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Ryan Nelson on Wed, Nov 30 2011 11:15 AM

When you last performed a search on Google did you notice that several of the results were displayed on a corresponding map? If you simply attributed this to the genius of Google then you've ignored a powerful tool that can help gain your firm greater...

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How to Improve Search Results on Google

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Peter S. Vogel on Mon, Nov 28 2011 9:10 AM

Pew Research recently reported that 92% of adults use search engines daily and ComScore recently reported that 65.6% of all US searches are conducted on Google . So I thought I would pass along Hack College's recommendations about how to " Get...

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Google Co-Founder Gives $500,000 to Wikimedia Foundation

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Peter S. Vogel on Mon, Nov 21 2011 9:30 AM

Since the Wikimedia Foundation (home of Wikipedia) is a not-for-profit , it survives by annual fundraisers. Google co-founder Sergey Brin and his wife Anne Wojcicki (23andMe co-founder) used their Brin Wojcicki Foundation to grant $500,000 to the Wikimedia...

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TechLaw10: How Not To Become An Accidental Cyber Outlaw

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Jonathan Armstrong on Wed, Nov 16 2011 2:35 PM

TechLaw10 hosts Jonathan Armstrong and Eric Sinrod discuss legal issues related to information technology. In this episode, Jonathan and Eric discuss recent research from knowthenet which finds that on average only 44% of UK internet users were able to...

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Only 80% of US teens on Social Media

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Peter S. Vogel on Tue, Nov 15 2011 9:30 AM

Pew's recent report came as no surprise that 95% of teens (12-17) are on the Internet . But why are only 80% using Social Media? Amazingly 55% of online teens "have decided not to post something online because they were concerned that it might...

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TechLaw10: Global HR Systems – Quick Compliance Tips

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Jonathan Armstrong on Fri, Nov 11 2011 1:44 PM

TechLaw10 hosts Jonathan Armstrong and Eric Sinrod discuss legal issues related to information technology. In this episode, Jonathan and Eric discuss quick compliance tips for global HR systems. Click here to play this audio clip

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Cloud - New Buzzword, Old Legal Issues

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Peter S. Vogel on Fri, Nov 11 2011 9:51 AM

Many readers agreed with my recent blog that the Cloud is a new label for old technology - "think connecting to a mainframe over telephone lines," and I encourage you to read my November eCommerce Times column about some important Cloud computing...

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Is There A Social Media Privilege?

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Lisa McManus on Wed, Nov 9 2011 2:32 PM

Courts faced with ruling on discovery requests involving social media sites are forging new law. Courts can and do issue discovery orders compelling a party of a lawsuit to grant an opposing party access to his or her Facebook page or to permit in camera...

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China and Russia Accused of Internet Spying on US Companies

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Peter S. Vogel on Mon, Nov 7 2011 9:58 AM

US intelligence agencies just reported to Congress that China and Russia have national policies to steal technology from US companies over the Internet. The Congressional report was compiled by the Office of the National Counterintelligence Executive...

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Learn Attorney Website Design Versatility at ABA November Conference

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Ryan Nelson on Fri, Nov 4 2011 9:53 PM

The upcoming ABA Law Firm Marketing Strategies Conference presents a great opportunity to learn about the applicability, versatility, and growing importance of your attorney website design in promoting your legal practice. The conference focuses on three...

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TechLaw10: eDiscovery Limitations on the Horizon in U.S. Courts?

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Jonathan Armstrong on Wed, Nov 2 2011 11:50 AM

TechLaw10 hosts Jonathan Armstrong and Eric Sinrod discuss legal issues related to information technology. In this episode, Jonathan and Eric discuss recent developments with electronic discovery (eDiscovery) in the U.S. and Europe. Click here to play...

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Privacy at Risk? - Feds to Monitor Twitter & Facebook

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Peter S. Vogel on Wed, Nov 2 2011 9:22 AM

US citizens expect the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to protect the country from potential threats, but the recent announcement that DHS will monitor Twitter & Facebook will surely cause privacy advocates great concern. Social Media has been...

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GUEST BLOG: New SEC disclosure guidance about cyber security risks

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Peter S. Vogel on Sat, Oct 29 2011 12:38 PM

GUEST BLOG FROM JIM BRASHEAR I welcome Jim Brashear as a Guest Blogger with his blog concerning cyber security risks. Jim is Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of Nasdaq-traded Zix Corporation , the market leader in email encryption...

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GPS Data Will be Considered by the US Supreme Court

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Peter S. Vogel on Wed, Oct 26 2011 1:00 PM

Today everybody carries GPS devices in their phones (and tablets), but few people consider that our personal privacy may be compromised as a result. In November the US Supreme Court will hear argument ( US v. Jones ) as to whether the drug suspect's...

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