Eric Sinrod (Duane Morris), Jonathan Armstrong (Cordery), TechLaw10
TechLaw10 is a 10-minute audio podcast update from U.S. lawyer Eric Sinrod (Duane Morris) and UK lawyer Jonathan Armstrong (Cordery) where they share insights on developments where technology intersects with the law in the EU and the U.S.
Technethics selected the following list of podcasts whose topic is particularly relevant to Technology and Ethics. The list is updated as of date of publication:
Episode 156: Identity Control Via Subject Access Requests
Episode 155: Ashley Madison: The Latest Tool In Cyber Warfare
Episode 154: Revenge Porn and Adultery Website Breach Ramifications
Episode 153: Disturbing Hacking of Companies and Governments
Episode 152: Anonymous Marital Infidelity Website May Not Be So Anonymous
Episode 151: Should We Forget The Right To Be Forgotten?
Episode 150: Seeking to Insure Cyber Risks
Episode 149: Did Video Actually Save The Music Star?
Episode 148: Artificial Intelligence and the Creation of New Human Beings
Episode 147: Periscope, Meerkat and Inherent Risks of Live Streaming
Episode 146: High-Tech Perils – Security Risks, Drones and More
Episode 145: Staggering Statistics Showing Privacy Non-Compliance
Episode 143: Shining Light on Hillary Clinton’s State Department Emails
Episode 142: Youth Penalized In Online Advertising
Episode 141: Smartphones Can Do Anything. Or Can They?
Episode 139: Internet Companies Seek To Preserve CDA Section 230 Immunity
Episode 138: The Long, Hard Road to New EU Data Protection Laws
Episode 136: Right to be Forgotten, to Get It Wrong and (Don’t You) Forget About Me
Episode 135: The Year Ahead in TechLaw – Privacy, Security and Lines Blurring
Episode 134: An Unprecedented Year in Technology Law
Episode 129: It’s A Small, Interconnected World After All
Episode 128: Fines for Negative Online Reviews and the Onset of Virtual Travel
Episode 127: Jennifer Lawrence – The Naked Legal Truth
Episode 126: Is The Safe Harbor Really Safe?
Episode 123: We Can’t Forget the Right to be Forgotten
Episode 122: Lawyers Given Green Light to Review Jurors’ Social Media Sites
Episode 121: Legal Risks Of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)
Episode 119: The right to be forgotten on the internet
Episode 118: Heads Roll With Security and Communications Lapses
Episode 117: New Google Case Shows Importance of Care When it Comes to SEO
Episode 115: Exposed – Beware of a Twitter Tagging
Episode 113: Loose Lips Sink Settlement Ships
Episode 109: Safe Harbor Developments Impact Cross Border Data Transfers
Episode 108: First Google Glass Prosecution – Vision of the Future?
Episode 107: UK Attempts to Police Social Media—Insights from Hartlepool
Episode 105: To Tax Or Not To Tax Online Purchases?
Episode 102: Facebook Privacy Policies Scrutinized By FTC
Episode 101: BA Twitter Case and Why Companies Must Pay Attention to Social Media Complaints
Episode 99: Obama Administration Pitching Cybersecurity Incentives
Episode 97: Safety For Lawyers In The Cloud
Episode 96: As The Cookies Crumble
Episode 95: Obama Administration Seeks To Grapple With Online Monitoring Fallout
Episode 91: EU Data Privacy Regulations—Current Status
Episode 90: Facebook Complaints Do Not Justify Employer Termination of Employees, NLRB Rules
Episode 89: Postcard From Brazil: Challenges of Data Review
Episode 87: Court Voids Web Site Limitation of Liability Clause
Episode 85: Cyberwarfare, Here and Now?
Episode 84: Lessons Learned From Media Cyber Attacks
Episode 83: Social Media & Legal Ethics and Concerns
Episode 82: Mapping Out The Ambit Of The Attorney-Client Privilege
Episode 81: FTC Resolves Some Competition Issues With Google; Will Europe Follow Suit?
Episode 80: Brave New World of e-Discovery
Episode 79: Proposed Two-Year Ban on Internet Legislation – Really?
Episode 75: Dangers to Going Mobile
Episode 74: Social Media In Corporate Crises
Episode 73: Cybercrime and Its Severe Impact
Episode 72: Privacy For Mobile Devices?
Episode 67: Cybersecurity for Lawyers and Law Firms
Episode 64: Jubilee Special: How the World of Technology Has Changed Since 1952
Episode 63: Music: Storage, The Cloud and Disaster Recovery
Episode 62: Olympic IT Concerns For London 2012
Episode 60: New Developments In E-Discovery: US and EU Potential Conflicts
Episode 57: Sweet Success For Mars In Twitter Case
Episode 56: Obama U.S. Privacy Proposal & Potential European Reaction
Episode 54: Cloud Computing and the Cultural Clash of Privacy Regulation
Episode 53: New EU Data Rules, Facebook and Some Canada
Episode 52: GPS Supreme Court Ruling, UK Juror Jailed For Online Conduct and New York Tech News
Episode 48: Regulatory Authorities Crack Down On False Internet Claims
Episode 44: eDiscovery Limitations on the Horizon in U.S. Courts?
Episode 42: Internal Investigations In New Cloud Era
Episode 41: U.S. Appellate Court Protects Email of Foreigners On Domestic Servers
Episode 39: FTC Seeks To Protect Personal Data In Bankruptcy Proceedings
Episode 38: Privacy Spanning The Globe
Episode 37: FTC Spots False Internet Claims and Puts Skin In the Game
Episode 35: EU Shows Cookie Intolerance
Episode 31: Don’t Shower With Your Laptop: Internet Privacy Concerns
Episode 27: Court Orders Loser to Pay eDiscovery Costs
Episode 19: Beware the FTC When It Comes To Privacy Violations
Episode 12: Transparency for Data Security Breaches
Episode 9: The Influence of Social Media and the Internet on Jury Trials
Episode 1: Social Networking Issues in the U.S. and UK