Free. Linkedin UK facts. Top 100 Academic Law Twitter Feeds. Twitter is a social network that serves as a tool for communication, personal networking and even marketing.
This medium has also advanced to become a place for professionals and students to enrich their minds with thought–provoking posts, links to academic research, professional events and the latest news headlines. Though there are a lot of meaningless updates and spam–infested marketing messages laced throughout the network — there are specific Twitter feeds that provide enriching information that educate lawyers, doctors, marketers, financial buffs and more. This article will highlight the top 100 academic law feeds on Twitter...from law librarians, professors and schools, to paralegal instructors and criminal justice teachers—perfect for online Criminal Justice degree seeking students, law scholars and more. Law Librarians.
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Google's Chief Legal Officer, Chief Privacy Counsel, and former Chief Financial Officer have each been sentenced to six months in prison by an Italian court for violating the country's privacy laws.
The decision (the "Decision"), issued by the Criminal Court of Milan (the "Court") on February 24, 2010, and published on April 12, 2010, is the most recent and most dramatic demonstration of the need for companies doing business in Italy - and in Europe generally - to pay close attention to, and maintain strict compliance with, such countries' privacy laws. The Decision also raises serious questions about whether Internet service providers and Internet content providers that allow third-party content on their services or websites need to increase their screening, monitoring, and/or removal of any such content that might violate local privacy or other laws.
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Net regulator Icann has switched on a system that allows full web addresses that contain no Latin characters. Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are the first countries to have so-called "country codes" written in Arabic scripts. The move is the first step to allow web addresses in many scripts including Chinese, Thai and Tamil. More than 20 countries have requested approval for international domains from the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann). E-health and Web 2.0: The doctor will tweet you now - Computerwo. Computerworld - When Janel Wood's 9-year-old son recently began experiencing migraines, the working mother decided to try a new company health care program that allowed her to communicate with a doctor through videoconferencing, voice over IP, and instant messaging.
While her son was home for lunch, Wood logged onto a portal offered by medical plan Online Care Anywhere and connected via videoconferencing and IM with the doctor on duty at her local hospital, who then reviewed her son's electronic medical record (EMR) online. The doctor sent Wood links to migraine articles and podcasts and prescribed more hydration for her son, which worked over time. One-Time Use Credit Cards. A new era of credit card protection is here! Paypal is offering disposable one-time use credit cards free of charge. You don’t even need to even own a credit card to use them. A simple Paypal membership will suffice. Today I was logging into my Paypal account using my Verisign security key.
The security key makes logging into Paypal so fun that I do it more than I need to. 12 different ways of visualising Twitter data. Some people think Twitter is all about short messages back and forth but we know better.
It’s all about generating all sorts of data which can then be sliced and diced into interesting visualisations. Although there are a number of well known services providing user statistics (TwitterCounter, Tweet Stats, etc.), we wanted to delve a bit deeper than that. Google's $750m purchase of AdMob approved - because of Apple. Google's $750m acquisition of the advertising network company AdMod has been approved by the US Federal Trade Commission - because Apple's entry into the mobile advertising market with its iAds product suggests there is already enough competition.
After six months' deliberation, following Google's announcement of its intent to buy the company in November, the FTC said today that the acquisition "is unlikely to harm competition in the emerging market for mobile advertising networks. " The Worshipful Company of Arbitrators. Details. C'est un vrai coup de tonnerre.
La directive qui constitue le pilier pour tout ce qui touche aux enquêtes judiciaires et à la lutte contre le terrorisme est invalidée : elle comporte une ingérence d'une vaste ampleur et d'une gravité particulière dans les droits fondamentaux au respect de la vie privée. La Quadrature s'engage dans la lutte juridictionnelle contre la surveillance de masse. [MÀJ : dans une lettre datée du 11 avril, la CJUE a annoncé l'ajournement de cette procédure.
Top EU court overturns data retention directive. The European Court of Justice (ECJ) on Tuesday overturned a controversial EU directive that allowed telephone and email providers to store private citizens' data en masse for scrutiny by investigators in later cases of serious crime.
The Luxembourg-based court ruled that the directive - passed by bloc's Council of Ministers in 2006, after terrorist attacks in London and Madrid - amounted to a grave intrusion into the private lives of citizens in the 28-nation bloc. "The directive interferes in a particularly serious manner with the fundamental rights to respect for private life and to the protection of personal data," the ECJ wrote, because it required providers to retain data and allowed national authorities to access it.
Exact data on a person's location, travel movements and social contacts were recorded without the affected person ever being informed, the judges said. The court declared the directive as "invalid. " Purescapism : Pirates:Discovering The Planet-A... Allen & Overy: blame the lawyers, but which ones. The Financial Times is reporting that two Allen and Overy lawyers (one for US attorney and another a (now retired) senior civil litigator) have avoided being referred to the Attorney General’s office for an investigation into whether they had committed a contempt of court.
The concerns arose out of A&O’s representation of Mr Dahdaleh, who was an accused in a major bribery trial. Four days before the criminal trial, it is reported that three lawyers from A&O and Mr Dahdaleh met with a prosecution witness. That meeting took place in spite of Mr Dahdaleh’s bail conditions prohibiting him from making contact with any prosecution witness. Reuters reported in November that the witness said this: Justice au singulier. Senior Online Safety. GM Didn't Fix Deadly Ignition Switch Because It Would Have Cost $1 Per Car. By The Compliance Exchange on April 3, 2014 General Motors Co in 2005 decided not to change an ignition switch eventually linked to the deaths of at least 13 people because it would have added about a dollar to the cost of each car, according to an internal GM document provided to U.S. congressional investigators. The U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce released the documents on Tuesday as lawmakers asked CEO Mary Barra why GM failed to recall 2.6 million cars until more than a decade after it first noticed a switch problem that could cut off engines and disable airbags, power steering and power brakes.
Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette cited a 2005 GM document that she said showed a cost of 57 cents per fix. DeGette did not release the document, and Reuters was unable to get a copy. Elisa Tovati - Téléchargements mobiles. Drone Federalism: Civilian Drones and the Things They Carry by Margot E. Kaminski. Yale University - Yale Information Society Project; Yale University - Law SchoolApril 26, 2013 4 California Law Review Circuit 57 (2013) Abstract: Civilian drones are scheduled to be permitted in the national airspace as early as 2015. WhatsApp Experiences Second Major Outage Following Facebook Acquisition. Panic! Despair! Switch to Facebook Messenger! …Ah, I see what you did there, Facebook. Mobile messaging application WhatsApp is this morning experiencing its second major outage since Facebook bought the company in February for $19 billion.
According to TechCrunch tipsters, reports on Twitter and DownDetector.com, the service has been experiencing issues for roughly an hour, at least in some parts of the world, though we’re working to confirm this right now with the company, which has yet to provide an official update on the situation via its WhatsApp Status Twitter account. Secure protocols for accountable warrant execution. Last week the press reported that the White House will seek to redesign the NSA’s mass phone call data program, so that data will be held by the phone companies and accessed by the NSA, subject to a new warrant requirement.
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court will issue the warrants. Today Josh Kroll and I, with colleagues at Stanford University, released a draft paper on how to use cryptography to implement warrants to data in a secure, private, and accountable way. Our solution is a set of multi-party cryptographic protocols involving three primary parties: a data source who has data records, an investigator who wants access to data held by the data source, and a court (or other authorizer) who issues an order or warrant to authorize access to a record. For example, a phone company might be the data source, the NSA might be the investigator, and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court might be the court that issues an order. UK Officials attempt to stamp out Human Trafficking for good - Shout Out UK.
Human Trafficking, the trade in humans for sexual slavery and forced labour, has been found to be growing rapidly over the last couple of years both in the UK and worldwide, and the UK government have seen fit to start bringing in help to get these numbers down. And, as I’m sure you well know, trafficking in persons is a serious crime, breaking the law and, predominantly, defying human rights. Thousands of men, women and children become victim of traffickers both in their own countries and abroad, and almost every country in the world is affected by trafficking whether of a country of origin, transit or tourism. Specialist anti-slavery officials are being placed in UK airports in order to help reduce the amount of human trafficking taking place across the country. The government have claimed that this new scheme aims to ensure there is no easy route into the UK for traffickers.
Smog alert: share your pictures and stories. Europe votes to kill roaming charges and enshrine net neutrality. EUROPE - Torture par la CIA : le Sénat américain vote la publication de son rapport. Home improvement company receives £50,000 fine for hundreds of unlawful calls - ICO news release. News release: 3 April 2014. Yellowstone Earthquake: Volcanic Eruption Not Expected After Strongest Tremor in 34 Years - weather.com Supervolcano Dying? Sign up for SCAM JAM – May 1 in Issaquah. Posted on 06/17/2014 by Jason Erskine | AARP Washington | Comments. Dee339 : My dad, Tom Diggle, has been... In new case, Supreme Court revisits the question of software patents. By Timothy B. Costco Wholesale Corp. v. Omega, S.A. (08-1423) Oral argument: Nov. 8, 2010 Appealed from: United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (Sept. 3, 2008)
Wired.com. The Limits of Emotional Intelligence as a Negotiation Skill. InShare106 Adapted from “In Negotiation, Emotional Intelligence Brings Mixed Results,” first published in the April 2014 issue of Negotiation Briefings. The concept of emotional intelligence burst into the cultural imagination in 1995 with the publication of psychologist Daniel Goleman’s bestselling book of the same name. Expat Twitter Round-Up: March 24th, 2014 - Expat News - EasyExpat blog.
7 key lessons learnt by one accountant who generated 100k+ of new business from 3 blog posts and 3 newsletters. On the blink - Anderson family matters. International Proscriptions on Mass Surveillance (or What’s Missing in the Greenwald vs. Wittes Debate) The myth of the kept woman.
Occupy founder calls on Obama to appoint Eric Schmidt 'CEO of America' Microsoft Read A Blogger’s Personal Email And IMs, Court Docs Reveal. Rechercher – Google Cultural Institute. L’affaire Sarkozy ébranle l’institution judiciaire. CJEU confirms customs can seize fakes purchased for personal use « Intellectual Property Blog. Videos - Huawei @ MWC2014. WhatsApp outage sparks Facebook blame. Neutralité du net : game over en Europe ? Ecoutes Sarkozy: la Cour de cassation, comment ça marche? Turkey: Court set for ruling on Abdullah Öcalan human rights complaint. PAF! MPs go postal over postal location data sell-off by Coalition.gov. Government-employment-website-universal-jobmatch-bedevilled-with-fraud-9196017.
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Twitter étudie ses utilisateurs actifs en France avec Nielsen. Abine MaskMe Protects Against Hackers. Programme des Jeunes Ambassadeurs. Global Privacy Leaders React to Obama's NSA Reform Proposals. Privacy by Design with Passion and Pizazz: A Review of The Privacy Engineer’s Manifesto. Snsanalytics. History, Travel, Arts, Science, People, Places. Undergraduate Scholarships, London School of Economics and Political Science. Question It! Diagnosing Adult ADHD: More Adults Than Ever Are Being Medicated - TIME.
Mark Zuckerberg frustrated; Obama irritated and Finally NSA Stated. Interview de l'avocat de Bluetouff. Penis cut off in attack in Middlesbrough. EU Tweets of the Week: Farage's mistress, EUCO, Data Protection vote & Innovation Convention. Strasbourg comment: Personal data protection. Imagine if Companies Had to Ask Before Using Your Data.