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This WEEK in LAW Re schools, laptop cameras, and privacy: how do you feel about on-campus only monitoring, if it's disclosed? (My own $.02: would still creep me out. Imagine a school asking you to carry one of its "on-campus only" security cameras around.)
This WEEK in LAW 3/5/10 = TWiL's 50th show! What are your top five legal concerns about tech? Other discussion points at http://delicious.com/thisweekinlaw/50
This WEEK in LAW Sharing and privacy are two sides of the same coin; do we spend too many cycles worrying about the latter and not enough about the former?
confusedofcalcutta.com
Over the last few years, with the continuing evolution of social media, there’s been a proliferation of tools that help people share information, experiences, opinions, even actions and status. Devices ...
This WEEK in LAW Do you have enough control over your own data? What suggestions would you offer?
www.economist.com
Businesses, governments and society are only starting to tap its vast potential
This WEEK in LAW Is Facebook getting off easy?
www.wired.com
Facebook is denying it illegally breached the privacy of its users in a proposed $9.5 million settlement to a class action challenging its program that
This WEEK in LAW Can social networking and regulated business sectors peacefully coexist? (And should they?)
www.newcommbiz.com
I received a disturbing email from a friend of mine. I have changed the message and obscured any personal or employer reference for obvious reasons.
This WEEK in LAW Does this interesting Australian copyright liability case have an international impact?
www.smh.com.au
The giants of the film industry have lost their case against ISP iiNet in a landmark judgement handed down in the Federal Court today.
This WEEK in LAW Does Facebook turn a blind eye to infringement and TOS violations when it comes to unlicensed images?
mashable.com
A look at the site’s terms of service reveals that the (sometimes) flattering pics may not be legally cool.
This WEEK in LAW Should Jammie Thomas have taken the RIAA's settlement offer?
www.wired.com
The recording industry is demanding Jammie Thomas-Rasset pay $25,000 to settle out of court the nation's first file sharing case against an individual to have
This WEEK in LAW If You Had Three Wishes, What Changes Would You Make in the Copyright Act? (Re linked conference hosted by the IP Section of the CA State Bar)
www.calbar.ca.gov
The Copyright Office comes to California, Santa Monica and San Francisco
This WEEK in LAW Should court proceedings be broadcast? (TV, YouTube, etc.)
ff.im
National Review Online
