Technology and the Workplace
Hey, Your Company Gathering Is on Facebook! (TLNT)
Facebook Posts by Police Officer Not Protected by the 1st Amendment (Delaware Employment Law Blog)
How Technology Has Changed Workplace Communication (Forbes)
How Your IT Workers Are Putting Your Company at Risk (Mashable)
The Path to Happy Employment, Contact by Contact on LinkedIn (NY Times)
BYOD Policy and Best Practices for When Employees Leave (i-Sight Blog)
Technology and the Law
SCOTUS to review standard for software patents (ABA Journal)
Police Made 1.1 Million Data Requests to Cellphone Carriers in 2012 (Mashable)
Bitcoin Fraud Stays Ahead of Bitcoin Law (NY Times)
YouTube Unleashes Strange Storm Of Copyright Claims On Video Game Content Producers (Forbes)
Sarah Jones case: Internet giants urge Fed court to set aside decision (CBS)
There's an App for That
'12 Days of Gifts' Will Get You Free Apps, Songs and Music from Apple (abc)
An App to Find Holiday Light Displays (NY Times)
AskMD Is a Health Dashboard For Your iPhone (Mashable)
An App That Will Never Forget a File (NY Times)
When You See An Outfit You Want, Style-Eyes Will Help Your Smartphone Find It Online (Forbes)
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