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Facebook Enables 360-Degree Live Streaming
Internet users interested in 360-degree video content should be pleased to learn that Facebook now supports live streaming in the exciting new media format. According to Techcrunch, users just need to
Pokémon GO: Legal Issues
As we discussed in our previous posts on Pokémon GO and the latest news, this new augmented reality game raises a series of legal issues. Most recently, a Detroit couple sued
Illinois Biometric Law Enters Center Stage
An Illinois law enacted in 2008 appears now to be center stage in the national privacy and technology spotlight. The Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act, 740 ILCS 14/1, et seq., has been
Charles Lee Mudd Jr. to Speak at 2014 iTechLaw in NYC
Charles Lee Mudd Jr., principal of Mudd Law and Chair of the Social Media and Gaming Committee for the International Technology Law Association (iTechLaw), will speak at the 2014 iTechLaw
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Social Media Policies Due For Review by Attorneys After NLRB Report
Every company should have a social media policy to, at the minimum, govern brand use and release of proprietary information. But, every company should consult with attorneys experienced in developing
"These software tools [VPNs] are meant to hide the data coming in and out of your phone or PC, to make web browsing and other activity more private. But it isn’t always that simple. "
In the @WSJ, @dalvin_brown tells readers exactly when to use a VPN: https://www.wsj.com/articles/vpn-data-protection-privacy-tips-11662155750?mod=tech_lead_pos5