Sharing is Caring
In pre-school, we were taught (well, before it was considered the mark of creeping socialism) that sharing was good. Share your toys. Share snacks. Why we even shared colds, flu’s and viruses. …
DetailsDodging the Bullet
When the point of sale terminals at Target were hacked last December, issuing banks (the banks that issued credit cards to consumers) were on the hook for millions of dollars…
DetailsValuing Privacy
What’s your privacy worth? That’s not a theoretical or hypothetical question. Give me a dollar value. If someone were to read your bank statement, view your medical record, know your…
DetailsFaking Forensics
You have mail. Maybe. And that’s the problem. We admit electronic evidence into court and rely upon it in our day-to-day transactions all the time. But can we really and…
DetailsClone Wars: Robolawyers Acting as Laywer, Judge and Executioner
Copyright lawyers are being replaced by robots – well, algorithms at least. And this is not good for lawyers. It’s also not good for copyright holders, and those who make…
DetailsHow a Quirk in the Law Lets Google Own You
In general, it is illegal for people to read your email, intercept your text messages, or listen in on or record your telephone calls. In fact, the federal wiretap law,…
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