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"Yuma" (the Spider's "Web"): Read More

When your client clips and redeems an E-mail coupon he lets the world know all his personal info: Read More

A recent appellate decision issued that clearly establishes a precedent (and what I consider a slippery slope) regarding the ability of ISP's to "control" or limit access to certain web aps/websites. Read More - Opinion

A Belated April Fool's - Read More - Youtube Video

Cornell recently released a new web-based legal research tool, partnered with Google. Review - Application Link

New Jersey court holds that major credit card processor isn't liable for a security breach if there is no proof regarding the company's supposed knowledge of inadequate security. Read more.

On Google and China: Its Legal Options Scant, Google May Leave The Market Completely. Read more.

Trademark holders beware - Mashable is predicting that a Twitter "land grab" will happen soon, thanks to the anticpated release of thousands of inactive accounts. Read more.

A Missouri court recently held that a website's online terms of service is binding, even if the user didn't read (or notice) them. Read more.

Asking (but not necessarily answering) an interesting question - Can You Be Personal and Professional in Social Media? Read more.

"Facebook Follies of 2009" - it is amazing how even today, people still don't get that what you post to Facebok is basically public information, and can (and will) be used against you. Read more.