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3 Questions in Determining Liability in #Twittergate
By Neetal Parekh | Last updated on
Does Twitter Have Legal Claims for the Hacking and Posting Confidential Company Documents? In an interesting development for Twitter, French hacker "Hacker...
Tagged, You're **it, Says New York AG
By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on
Did you, like so many others, receive one of those emails informing you that a friend had posted a message or left photos for you at Tagged.com, only to...
In Jersey, a Blog Doth Not a Journalist Make
By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on
Ok, this one hits a little close to home.A state judge in New Jersey has ruled that a blogger cannot claim the protection of the New Jersey reporter shield law...
Digital Music Survives to Stream Another Day
By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on
Some momentous events occurred yesterday in the world of digital music that may help to keep your favorite internet and satellite stations pumping out the...
E-Discovery: California Gets Into the Act
By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on
FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section about legal developments surrounding technology and the internet.More and more, information is...
RIAA Lawyers Want to Teach Charles Nesson a Lesson About Posting Recordings Online
By Kevin Fayle | Last updated on
Wired's Threat Level blog is reporting that the Recording Industry Association of America has filed a motion to compel Charles Nesson to cease recording and...
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