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Online shopping has become a huge part of our everyday lives. In fact, 15% of all 2020 retail sales are projected to take place online.

A copyright dispute between British artist Anouska Samms and the Metropolitan Museum of Art raises fundamental questions about authorship, credit, and moral rights in collaborative art.

Abraham C. Reich was featured in The Legal Intelligencer article, "Attorneys Say New Email Revelations Won't Help Eakin."

The rise of AI-generated emails poses challenges for attorneys, necessitating effective strategies to navigate these issues, as discussed in Alex Courtade’s article “Clients Are Writing Emails With AI—So What Now?” published in Law.com. By learning how to handle these emails effectively, attorneys can become better advocates for their clients.

Most companies are trying to find their footing in the area of Big Data. Determining what steps they should take, and when and how to take them, is crucial.

According to a November 16, 2011 letter from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to his Republican counterpart, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, it is his "intent to bring comprehensive cyber security legislation to the Senate floor for consideration during the first Senate work period next year."

Direct-to-device satellite technology, spectrum auctions, and wireless transactions are reshaping how mobile connectivity reaches users in remote areas and emergency situations. As the FCC develops new regulatory...

In our 276th episode of The Cyberlaw Podcast, Stewart Baker interviews Alex Stamos

The internet, combined with growing technology capabilities, offers unprecedented access to information, products, and services.

On May 22, 2024, a notice and summary of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC's) recent decision to reclassify broadband Internet access service...

The complaint alleges that the company failed to inform consumers adequately of the practice and intentionally withheld the information.

Interesting article in Forbes, "The Zero-Day Salesmen," about "government agencies who purchase such "zero-day" exploits, or hacking techniques that use undisclosed flaws in software, with the ­explicit ­intention of invading or disrupting the computers and phones of crime suspects and intelligence targets."

Corporate counsel must be aware of how their companies’ IT products and claims are positioned.

Just recently did an update of my Internet of Things ( IoT ) Resources Library page.Highlights include links to four items published by NIST.

I give my perspective on issues of physician privacy in this video from The HealthCare Channel, including:

Increasingly, alliances are viewed as an important way to improve data security. The Washington Post reports that the National Security Agency is now working with Internet service providers to thwart cyberattacks against defense firms by foreign adversaries.

On the latest episode of the Full Spectrum podcast, attorneys from Kelley Drye's Communications practice highlight items from the FCC's December Open Meeting as well as two important items from November.