The following is a guest post from Daniel Haurey, President of Exigent Technology, an IT Services and Cloud Services Provider. One of my favorite business authors, David Meerman Scott, said it best: “Because of the infinite amount of information available on the web, buyers now have more information than sellers, and therefore buyers have the…
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Supreme Court Brings “Reasonable Expectation of Privacy” Into The Digital Age
By: Aaron Krowne In this post we briefly introduce a key aspect of the right to privacy – the reasonable expectation of privacy (“REP”) – and discuss the impact of the recent US Supreme Court decisions in Riley v. California and US v. Wurie on it, with implications for digital information privacy. A Game-Changer? The…
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Through the Looking “Glass”: Google Glass Creates a New Legal Wonderland
By: Aaron Krowne You may have heard quite a bit of buzz about “Google Glass” in the past few years – and if you aren’t already intimately familiar with it, you probably at least know it is a new technology from Google that involves a “computer and camera” grafted onto otherwise standard eyeglasses. Indeed, this…
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National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) Holds Public Meeting on Mobile Privacy
The NTIA’s first multistakeholder meeting on mobile privacy focused on ways to improve the transparency of the privacy practices of mobile apps. By Alice Cheng On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) held a public meeting in Washington, D.C., to discuss mobile privacy. After taking public comment in March…
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