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YOUR SECURITY IN THE CLOUD
The issue of computer security and your privacy when using your computer or mobile device went beyond the technology pages and blogs earlier this month when it was revealed that intimate images of dozens of celebrities including actress Jennifer Lawrence … Continue reading
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Tagged cloud computing, computer security, customs and border protection, facebook, Google, hackers, how to keep your data secure in the cloud, iCloud, instagram, jennifer lawrence, kate upton, kill switch, nudity, passwords, right of privacy, Twitter
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DIGITAL ESTATE PLANNING
Google yourself and you never know what you may find. According to My Life I live where I haven’t lived for two years, worked as a manager for a client for which I only provided brief representation and spent 2012 … Continue reading
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Tagged attorney-client privilege, computer security, death certificate, estate planning, executor, facebook, iTunes, passwords, trade secrets, Twitter, what happens to my e-mail when I die, what happens to my Facebook page when I die, what is a digital trail, who should I tell my passwords to, wills
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Federal Judge Rules Facebook ‘likes’ Not Constitutionally Protected Speech
See http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/story/2012/05/04/facebook-like-ruling.html
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Tagged 1st Amendment, facebook, free speech, Political Speech
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HOW TO CHEAPLY PROTECT YOUR IDEA
In the New York Times’ “You’re the Boss” column dated February 21, 2011 subtitled “The Art of Running a Small Business” the author, David H. Freedman, wrote “Got a Great Idea? Tell Everyone!” In that column, he cites the example … Continue reading
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Tagged Confidentiality Agreements, copyright attorney, copyright lawyer, copyright protection, facebook, intellectual property, intellectual property attorney, non-disclosure agreements, the social network, trademark attorney, trademark lawyer, trademark protection, trademark registration
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USING THIRD-PARTY WEB DEVELOPERS
The following entry should not be taken as a plug for the movie of the above name that is set for release this October 1st and is described by Columbia Pictures in a press release as the story of how … Continue reading
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Tagged facebook, lisa simpson, mark zuckerberg, software developer, software development, work made for hire
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