Foursquare may, indeed, be the next Twitter internet-phenom, with users creeping into seven figures and the number of check-ins getting over 20 million, well, ridiculous (we broke ground on Foursquare in this February 2010 post). Still a doubter? Well, expect more articles and coverage about Foursquare, like this New York …
Former legal blogger, Mark Herrmann, may be the smartest law blogger. Because he’s a former law blogger. Obviously, I do this voluntarily so there’s not too much complaining which would be well received. I liken the feeling to people who own boats and exclaim that the best days for a …
It is difficult to determine if there is some precedent in the Second District’s U.S. v. Anthony Bari case relative to whether a judge can take judicial notice of a fact by Googling the issue. But, at least according to the federal court, we should “expect to see more judges …
Yes, believe it or not. You’ve probably seen the commercials for LifeLock, the company where the president was publishing his own social security number to show how safe their $100/year identity theft program could be. Sounded great until they had to settle with the FTC for $12 million for alleged …
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