Archive for July, 2008
TWiL podcast
Recently, I was lucky enough to be invited by the inimitable Denise Howell to participate in one of the most well known legal podcasts, TWiL. The podcast is now available here.
In TWiL 16, host Denise Howell, Ernie Svenson, Marty Schwimmer, Evan Brown and I discuss iPhone unlocking, FBI child porn baiting, electronic discovery, Viacom v. [...]
Breaking News! A Law Firm That GETS Web 2.0 and Gen Y
And, in other news, pigs fly.
The ABA Law Journal tipped me off to this unusually creative law firm website–the Lawyer Job Interview Translator. Halleland, Lewis, Nilan and Johnson actually gets Web 2.0 and Gen Y!
Somebody, pinch me, please!
Tiffany Fights Losing Battle Against Inevitable Change
This week’s Daily Record column is entitled “Tiffany Fights Losing Battle Against Inevitable Change.”
A pdf of the article can be found here and my past Daily Record articles can be accessed here.
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Tiffany Fights Losing Battle Against Inevitable Change
“Ahh… Do I detect a look of disapproval in your eye? Tough beans buddy, ‘cause that’s the way [...]
When private concern becomes public domain
This week’s Daily Record column is entitled “When Private Concern Becomes Public Domain.”
A pdf of the article can be found here and my past Daily Record articles can be accessed here.
When private concern becomes public domain
Federal judge Louis L. Stanton caused an uproar among privacy advocates last week when he issued an order in Viacom [...]
