The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced on June 24 that Twitter is settling an action brought by the agency after hackers exploited lax informati[......]
From a business standpoint, the state of privacy and security law in America today is a real mess, because there is no one-stop shopping. Businesses [......]
In this depressed economy, social media is one of the primary tools used for job-related networking. At the risk of blaspheming, I greatly prefer Lin[......]
Your company’s Internet use policy may need a little “loving care” after the New Jersey Supreme Court’s predictably iconoclast[......]
Stay tuned for my upcoming post about two significant workplace privacy cases, the New Jersey Supreme Court’s March 30 decision in Stengart v. L[......]
On March 17 the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) concluded the last of its three roundtables on the state of online privacy. A key area of scrutiny dur[......]
Two emerging 21st Century technologies — genetic testing and genomic (or personalized) medicine and Web 2.0 — may create legal risks and h[......]
This will likely be my last post before Christmas, and so, in the spirit of the season, I am leaving you with a few images of the December 19 blizzard[......]
The Big Freeze has descended on Old City, Philadelphia, but come and warm youself by the tech hearth — Santa’s got a few juicy tidbits in [......]
With everyone in Philly waiting with baited breath for Game 3 of the Amtrak Series, I’m going to eschew the normal in-depth commentary and hit y[......]