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The cloud computing technology currently available is carrying us into the future in terms of the remote off-site handling and storage of our data. But are we safe in the cloud? Is our private data secure? Good questions.

To the joy of countless consumers tired of spam, telemarketing and other unsolicited mass-marketing techniques, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed the decision enjoining the harvesting of domain name registrations from the public domain name databases of Register.com for marketing purposes. (<I>Register.com v. Verio Inc</I>., Docket No. 00-9596, 2nd Circuit, 2004) Register.com is a domain name registrar, appointed by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.

The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals has dealt head-on with an issue of importance to online retailers, holding that an e-commerce cigarette outlet from New Mexico could be sued in Illinois over online sales.

Does it ever seem that everyone around you constantly is engaged in smartphone checking? Do you even find yourself to be one of those incessant phone-checkers?

Back in the day, President Bill Clinton touted the development of the "information superhighway," and Vice President Al Gore not entirely accurately was reported to have stated that he had invented the Internet.

According to the Breach Level Index, the total number of data records lost or stolen in just the first half of 2016 was 554,454,942, stemming from 974 breach incidents.

The new California law highlights the need for franchise systems to take the bull by the horns and develop and implement system-wide privacy and data policies. Franchise systems already face a number of other challenges that suggest the need for these policies.

The flood of counterfeit goods has reached staggering proportions.

In the first webinar in this series, members of Seyfarth's People Analytics practice group explored the range of common inclusion and diversity programs...

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently granted initial regulatory approval for a new generation of high-tech transportation technologies that could fundamentally alter America’s transportation landscape. The FCC rulemaking, which gives the transportation industry preliminary approval to begin using cutting-edge communications systems, furthers a national initiative to incorporate technology and advanced electronics into the nation’s surface transportation infrastructure.

Cyber threats are real and they're on the rise. In this climate, the White House is considering certain incentives for companies that follow government recommended cybersecurity measures.

Litigation for the technology industry has long been mistakenly thought of as synonymous with intellectual property litigation.

How many hotels have you stayed in this holiday season? Or maybe you’re more modern and stay at Airbnb locations. A few of you may even have stayed at relatives’ homes?

If you are located in Virginia and use a cloud computing service, and you (or your cloud provider) received a disk, manual, or other incidental tangible property in connection with your purchase of the service, you may have been spooked by a ruling that the Virginia Department of Taxation issued late in December.

On February 27, 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) published guidance aimed at artificial intelligence (AI) advertising claims. After the massively successful beta release of OpenAI's...

Ankura helped a private landowner evaluate a multi-site portfolio for data center development and related power generation. The engagement brought together technical findings and commercial considerations into a coordinated diligence program...

Illinois is set to become the first state to impose sweeping new regulations on frontier AI development, with the Artificial Intelligence Safety Measures Act (SB 315) passing, which is an imminent shift...