by kuvelker | Nov 4, 2013 | Commentary
The United States is facing reproach from fellow United Nations members for domestic and international espionage. On November 1st United Nations’ diplomats from Germany and Brazil began circulating a draft resolution appealing to the UN High Commissioner for Human...
by lingchoi | Oct 16, 2013 | Commentary
Using video cameras to record what a police officer did is not a new phenomenon. Allegations of racial profiling and other police misconduct as well as corrosion of the public’s confidence in the police had prompted police departments across the country to install...
by ryte | Sep 18, 2013 | Quick Links
Computers and the internet continue to revolutionize the ways we collect and distribute information. Many privacy concerns have accompanied these technological advancements. Earlier this year, in a New York Times article, some of these privacy concerns were made...
by burnsce | Feb 24, 2013 | Commentary, Quick Links
Microsoft has created a new ad campaign attacking Gmail. And for good reason: Gmail has 425 million active users as of June 2012. As of November 2012, the new Outlook has only 25 million users. Microsoft’s campaign is striking on the fact that Gmail...
by jeaferg | Feb 20, 2013 | Legal/Tech News
As more of our lives, and more of our work move into the digital realm, a Legal IT Professional’s survey indicates a split in the profession over whether firms should move key technology functions into “the cloud”. The survey’s sample size was fairly small (there were...
