Technology and the Workplace
Labor board: Northwestern University football players can unionize (CNN) (Connecticut Employment Law Blog)
"Wireless Ball and Chain" FLSA Working Time Cases Are Here To Stay! (Wage & Hour - Development & Highlights)
BYOD tips for employers (BlandsLaw Blog)
Lack of social media archiving creates legal minefield (ComputerWeekly)
Plaintiff-employee destroys Facebook posts about her case; court destroys her (Employer Handbook)
Technology and the Law
Twitter challenges Turkey ban, Erdogan holds fast (Reuters)
China demands answers from US over spying claims (boston.com)
IRS answers bitcoin tax questions, says virtual currency is property, not money (ABA Journal)
ACLU wins settlement for sixth-grader's Facebook posting (StarTribune)
Does Fourth Amendment protect computer data? (ABA Journal)
There's an App for That
6 Apps That Make It Simple to Split Expenses With Friends (Wired)
Web Fiction, Serialized and Social (NY Times)
Optimize Your Social Presence With These App-on-App Strategies (Mashable)
Enlisting a Computer to Battle Cancers, One by One (NY Times)
NYT Bringing Paid Subscription to New Mobile App (Wireless Week)
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