Cyberlaw and Business Report

News headlines include: Borders Intellectual Property Sale Delayed By Privacy Issue; Shoe maker Reebok Settles FTC Deceptive Advertising Lawsuit. http://media.blubrry.com/rainmaker/p/api.spreaker.com/download/episode/4258565/clbr092811.mp3

Discussion of Social Media and Labor Law with Andrew Slobodien, Labor and Employment Counsel for Leading Corporations and Partner – Labor, Employment and New Media

This week’s Cyber Law & Business Report feautres Steve Haase from InsureTrust to discuss cyber insurance. Bennet also talks about Anonymous attacking SF BART, and

Bennet’s guest for today is Timothy Walton, a noted lawyer in the internet legal space regarding anti-spam litigation. Listen in as they talk about the

In a video release, an anonymous voice says it will destroy Facebook on November 5 of this year. Bennet talks about that with Information Security

Bennet looks at the legal tech issues Congress will have to deal with following the summer recess. privacy watchdogs and lawmakers are stepping up, calling

Bennet is interviewing Corynne McSherry from the Electronic Frontier Foundation about ISP copyright enforcement via the graduated response process. We also hear from James O’

Bennet speaks with guest Brian Benenhaley, co-founder and a member of the Board of Directors of ReachSmart Interactive and the AdDrive Affiliate Network, and the

Bennet follows up on the Dot Com Disclosure Guidelines: Information about Online Advertising, discussion with attorney Jeff Greenbaum, plus the latest on the Amazon Tax

Bennet brings on Jules Polonetsky, Co-Chair and Director at The Future of Privacy Forum to discuss just where your online privacy is going, how much

Bennet speaks with Trevor Hughes, the President and CEO of the International Association of Privacy Professionals or IAPP. They discuss privacy by design, do not

Bennet gives us details on a proposed bill in the California state would make social network settings private by default and give more control to

Public Knowledge 101 and Chattanooga, Tennessee, home the worlds fastest internet are featured with guests Michael Weinberg, Staff Attorney of Public Knowledge and Jed Marston,

Fran Maier is the President and Executive Chair of the Board of TRUSTe, which helps thousands of businesses promote online safety and trust, and guides

San Francisco based attorney Mark Webb tells us about his work representing Carole Markin, the rape victim, then called Jane Doe, who was attacked by

Discussion on Domaining seizures and the latest news coming out of ICANN with Phil Corwin, Founding Principal at Virtualaw LLC and Counsel at Internet Commerce

Discussing the Essociate Affiliate Patent with Intellectual Property Attorney Joel Voelzke. They discuss the terminology behind patenting and affiliate pooling. http://media.blubrry.com/rainmaker/p/api.spreaker.com/download/episode/4716732/clbr041311.mp3

Bernet goes over the FTCs annual report and how to avoid being a target and Dan Tynan from eSarcasm.com is welcomed back to discuss the

Bennet first speaks with Kurt Opsahl of Electronic Frontier Foundation, about the actions of Righthaven and their legal war on bloggers. Then with a slight

Bennet interviews Eric Goldman – Professor Santa Clara University School of Law, Director of the High Tech Law Institute and author of the book The

Information Security Pioneer Stan Stahl talks to Bennet about consumer awareness about security , plus we learn about his work at Citadel as well as

Learn the latest about the Do Not Track Proposal with guests Christopher Calabrese iof the ACLU Legislative Counsel and TechFreedom President Berin Szoka. The new

Bennet speaks with attorney Matthew P. Schaefer, who has successfully challenged the Colorado Tax Law, plus Bennet takes questions on taxes in Canada and online

Talking Amazon Tax with Rebecca Madigan from the Performance Marketing Association and Fiscal Crises with Michael Mazerov from Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, plus

Bennet speaks with Christopher Olsen, the Assistant Director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Division of Privacy and Identity Protection to discuss the latest developments on