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High-Tech Gadgets: Ultimate Freedom Or Complete Loss of Privacy?

April 22, 2008

By Eric Sinrod, FindLaw - Everywhere we go these days, the people around us are busy utilizing their high tech gadgets. They may be making phone calls, sending emails, surfing the Internet, creating work-related documents, listening to music, watching videos - the list goes on and on. And all of these activities can be performed on wireless devices that are as small as a deck of cards.

Behavioral Advertising - How To Get It Right?

April 15, 2008

By Eric Sinrod, FindLaw - Internet users tend to desire customized experiences, whereby content that is relevant to their particular interests is brought easily to their attention. Yet, Internet users have concerns about the revelation of their private information.

Now There is a Way for Corporate Counsel to Take Control of eDiscovery!

April 15, 2008

By CaseCentral - In-house legal teams have daunting responsibilities. Managing multiple teams of outside law firms across multiple cases in disparate jurisdictions is enouch to keep any general counsel awake at night. And the challenges of managing electronic discovery for regulatory and litigation matters has proven to be a recurring nightmare.

Corporate Counsel Can Control E-Discovery

April 15, 2008

By CaseCentral - Are you in control of e-discovery - or is it controlling you? E-discovery costs and risks have become a major concern, not just to the general counsel, the litigation support team and the CIO, but now also to the CEO, CFO and board.

JuicyCampus.com Under Investigation

April 08, 2008

By Eric Sinrod, FindLaw - JuicyCampus.com is an Internet site that allows the anonymous posting of gossip about college students who at times are specifically identified by first and last names, as well as by dormitory. This site has attracted not only the attention of interested college students, but also the attention of law enforcement authorities.