Technology in the Workplace
- ALJ Board Finds that Firings Based on Facebook Messages Violated NLRA (New York Labor & Employment Law Report)
- Freelance Revolution and Freelance Realities (Minding the Workplace)
- Court Imposes Social Networking Policy (Delaware Employment Law Blog)
- NLRB Social Media Memo Part III - Union Youtube Violation (Lawffice Space)
- Hacking Fears Prompt Workplace Social Media Ban (WSJ)
- Ethical and Legal Workplace Monitoring (i-Sight Blog)
- Workers Get Additional Feedback with Software and More Frequent Reviews (ABA Journal)
Technology and the Law More Generally
- Internet Sweepstakes Cafes Pose an Interesting Legal Debate (Sophisticated Litigation Support Blog)
- NY Court Dismisses Computer Fraud and Abuse Act Claim for Use of Supercookies and History Sniffing (Trading Secrets)
- Is a Client Sending You an Email on a Work Computer? Duty to Warn Could Apply (ABA Journal)
Technology this Week
- Apple Wins German Ban of Samsung Tablet (Reuters)
- Twitter Announces Activity: 400 Million Monthly Users (Twitter)
- Inside Walmart's Super Social Shopping Agenda (Fast Company)
- Michael Hart, Founder of Project Gutenberg, Dies at 64 (Gutenberg.org)
Contributed and compiled by Scott Raver
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