“It Wasn’t Me!”: A Viable Legal Defense For Hacking?
Due to the advent of identity theft, botnets, trojans and other digital mischief, does “I didn’t do it” work as...
Google Autocomplete Lawsuit: The Case of the Man in Japan
New lawsuit in Japan challenges Google’s auto-complete search. A Google autocomplete lawsuit out of Japan has legal watchers around the...
Microblogging Law: China Extends Control Over Digital Chatter
In 2012, the Chinese government passed a strict microblogging law. Ostensibly in service of the country’s Golden Shield Project, China...
Cyberbullying Lawyer: Defamation May Be An Option To Combat Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying kills. Legislators now realize the severity of the situation and are working to craft effective solutions. And these days,...
UK Cookie Law: Opt-Ins Required
As of May 26, 2012, websites operating in the UK are required to follow a privacy rule called the “UK...
Massachusetts Jury Duty: Social Media Rules
Massachusetts Jury Duty Rule: Ixnay On The Social Media In Massachusetts, judges must instruct juries on social media protocol before...
CISPA Explained By Internet Lawyer
2016 Update: When we first published this article, CISPA had Americans fuming; but, the bill ultimately failed. In 2015, politicians...