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37 Articles match "2008","Facebook"
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ABA Technology Survey on Social Networking
Asked whether they personally maintain a presence in an online social network such as Facebook, LinkedIn or Legal OnRamp, 56% of lawyers said yes. Just two years ago, in 2008, only 15% said yes to that question. Still, that was up from 12% last year and 4% in 2008. Facebook, 68%. Just 17% percent said yes. Plaxo, 18%.
Media Law
- Thursday, July 22, 2010
Silly Lawsuit Against SAG Dismissed; and More
Speaking of front of book, a new version is now available from AFTRA, incorporating the changes agreed to in 2008. Or, follow me on Twitter , friend me on Facebook , or subscribe to my Forbes.com or Huffington Post articles. You may have blissfully forgotten this misbegotten legal action, filed a year and a half ago (!), Or maybe not.
Digital Media Law
- Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Pilots Overwhelmingly AFTRA Again
Those numbers, in turn, were a stunning reversal from previous years, which had had SAG garnering about 90% of pilots and 86% of pickups in 2008. The stalemate and strike rumblings that ensued after the June 30, 2008 expiration of SAG’s contract led many television producers to choose AFTRA jurisdiction wherever possible. Maybe so.
Digital Media Law
- Monday, February 8, 2010
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Facebook Apps Now Less Coy with Application Verification Program
Facebook is a serious marketplace for brands looking to capitalize on the productivity lost by your employer, while you post your Monday bender pics at work. Enter the Facebook "app." These Facebook platform widgets are small footprint mini programs that don't do anything but enrich the Facebook experience.
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Facebook Takes a Page from Ticketmaster's Playbook: Block Unauthorized Web Site Access with Carefully Drafted Terms of Use
In December 2008, Facebook filed a similarly framed complaint against Power Ventures, the operator of Power.com, an online service that allows social networking users to access all of their accounts through one interface. In Facebook, Inc. Facebook Complaint ¶ 24, 41. The Ticketmaster v. Power Ventures, Inc. Slip op.
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Viewdle Keeps Rolling
At Le Web, Viewdle demonstrated how its technology can be used to index videos of people appearing in videos uploaded to Facebook. Viewdle calls this use of its technology VideoFriends, and you can find it on Facebook here. Think of it as automated tagging for Facebook videos.
Digital Media Lawyer
- Wednesday, December 10, 2008
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Viewdle Keeps Rolling
At Le Web, Viewdle demonstrated how its technology can be used to index videos of people appearing in videos uploaded to Facebook. Viewdle calls this use of its technology VideoFriends, and you can find it on Facebook here. Think of it as automated tagging for Facebook videos.
Digital Media Lawyer
- Wednesday, December 10, 2008
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Canada's Hit New Viral Video on Privacy and Social Networks
For those of you who are awakening to the awakening of privacy leftists versus the Facebook's of the world, a little known button up office of the Canadian government has just the viral vid for you. Star Wars Kid fatigue? Leave Britney Alone Angst? Tired of vids that are viral but not educational? You can see the video here
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Wahab and Medenica LLC Biz-Media-Law Blog - Untitled Article
Just a week and a half ago, the Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court held that Facebook could be used to serve legally binding documents (a lien notice for a home foreclosure). So how can Facebook be more bedrock than email? In the US notice for legally binding instruments is fundamental, ancient, and sacrosanct.
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Required Reading
Usually I post these links and any editorial to facebook. As part of my daily online read, I culled the following from the past week or so. am going to start posting the most significant ones - those that I think are required reading for reps (and our respective clients) - on a regular basis to dealfatigue. Please let me know what you think.
DealFatigue
- Sunday, January 20, 2008
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Quick Link - Protecting your identity online
Among the tips include: - Letting people within your networks search your profile in Facebook may not be such a good idea. Hat tip to BeSpacific for the link to this article posted at PC World by Rosemark Haworth entitled “A Guide to Protecting Your Identity Online. &#. Cyberlaw Central Commentary.
Cyberlaw Central
- Monday, June 16, 2008
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IP Czar: The Copyleft's Own Short List
And they've started a FaceBook cause called " Towards a Comprehensive, Balanced U.S. No doubt alarmed by the copyright-industry-heavy list of names floated as potential nominees as the first-ever US IP Czar, the copyleft is coming up with its own wish-list. Or at least the Georgetown University Students for Free Culture group is.
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Monday, December 29, 2008
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SAG Strike Authorization Ballots Delayed
Sincerely, Doug Allen National Executive Director and Chief Negotiator ———————————- Dear Screen Actors Guild Member, As 2008 winds down I am hopeful that 2009 will bring us a fair contract and labor peace. Although they’d probably send alternates, this dilution may increase the ability of MF to control the agenda. You can rely on your Guild.
Digital Media Law
- Monday, December 22, 2008
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