
According to a Pew survey, nearly two-thirds of adults in the U.S. use social media. Now thoroughly mainstream and ubiquitous, how long will it be until social media is retired as a "hot" issue and becomes just another mundane part of our everyday lives? Or are we already there?
Technology in the Workplace
- Location, Location, Location - GeoPrivacy and the Use of GPS in the Workplace (Workplace Privacy Blog)
- Employer FAQ: When do I have to Start Saving Electronic Evidence (Employment & Labor Law Insider)
- If Lady Gaga Tweets your Trade Secret, is it Still a Trade Secret (Employer Handbook Blog)
Technology and the Law More Generally
- Truthful Blogging = Tortious Interference with Contract? (Lawffice Space)
- 3rd Circuit Likes Jury Instructions on Social Media (Delaware Employment Law Blog)
- CNN Buys Zite, Popular iPad Magazine Among Lawyers (Real Lawyers Have Blogs)
- AT&T, T-Mobile Merger in Hands of Judge Huvelle (Washington Post)
Technology this Week
- DoJ Moves to Block AT&T Acquisition of T-Mobile (Beyond Telecom Law)
- In T-Mobile Suit, Consumers are Central (NY Times)
- Skype Now Wants Your Landline (NY Times Gadgetwise Blog)
Contributed and compiled by Scott Raver
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