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Information Technology Law Institute 2013: Privacy and Cybersecurity, Mobile Advertising, Digital Distribution, Social Media and the Third Industrial Revolution

Released on: May. 30, 2013

Running Time: 09:37:51

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Running Time	Segment Title	Faculty
[01:03:07]	Counterfeits and the Internet: Stopping the Flood	Deborah Greaves ~ General Counsel, True Religion Brand Jeans Heather J. McDonald ~ Baker & Hostetler LLP
[01:14:15]	The CyberSecurity Risks to Business, Governments and Indivdual	David Nardoni ~ PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Nubiaa Shabaka ~ Morgan Stanley Joseph V. DeMarco ~ DeVore & DeMarco LLP
[01:04:20]	Why Privacy and Data Security Should Be At the Top of Every Business Agenda	David Navetta ~ Info Law Group Paola Zeni ~ Director, Global Privacy - Legal and Public Affairs, Symantec Corporation
[00:58:51]	How Technology Is Creating the Third Industrial Revolution and Techniques to Finance New Businesses	Peter Brown ~ Peter Brown & Associates John C. Yates ~ Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP
[01:00:22]	Current Trends in IT Litigation and eDiscovery	Peter J. Pizzi ~ Connell Foley LLP Steven V. Hunter ~ Quarles & Brady LLP
[01:03:52]	Legal Ethics in the Era of iPads, Cloud Computing and Facebook	Merri A. Baldwin ~ Shareholder, Rogers Joseph O'Donnell, PC James Q. Walker ~ Richards Kibbe & Orbe LLP
[01:03:47]	Advertising Beyond the Web: Opportunities and Challenges for Mobile Devices, Tablets and other Technology	Laura Berger ~ Attorney, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, Federal Trade Commission Marc S. Roth ~ Manatt Phelps & Phillips LLP
[00:59:34]	Social Media Leaps to the Small(er) Screen	Joseph J. Lewczak ~ Davis & Gilbert LLP Laura Berger ~ Attorney, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, Federal Trade Commission
[01:01:20]	The Innovative Influence of Digital Distribution for Books, Music, Films, Television, Videos and Other Content	Lindsay Conner ~ Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP Devereux Chatillon ~ Owner, Devereux Chatillon, Esq., Digital and IP Attorney

Virtually every American business has turned to technology to improve efficiency and deliver new, Internet-based services or information. The fastest growing companies in our troubled economy are the technology innovators. Every lawyer in this rapidly changing economy must understand the legal issues raised by technology. However, when technological changes outpace the law, lawyers are forced to apply decades old laws to ideas and inventions that weren’t even conceivable when such laws were enacted. Practitioners must understand and appreciate the intersection of these two seemingly divergent forces in order to advise clients on these issues.

This is a program for those who are called upon to lead their clients through the legal and practical minefields of cutting-edge technology issues. It will give you the information necessary to keep up with the rapidly evolving landscape.

Lecture Topics [Total time 09:37:51]

Segments with an asterisk (*) are available only with the purchase of the entire program.

Opening Remarks and Introduction* [00:08:23]
Peter Brown, Marc S. Roth
Counterfeits and the Internet: Stopping the Flood [01:03:07]
Heather J. McDonald, Deborah Greaves
The CyberSecurity Risks to Business, Governments and Indivdual [01:14:15]
Joseph V. DeMarco, David Nardoni, Nubiaa Shabaka
Why Privacy and Data Security Should Be At the Top of Every Business Agenda [01:04:20]
David Navetta, Paola Zeni
How Technology Is Creating the Third Industrial Revolution and Techniques to Finance New Businesses [00:58:51]
Peter Brown, John C. Yates
Current Trends in IT Litigation and eDiscovery [01:00:22]
Peter J. Pizzi, Steven V. Hunter
Legal Ethics in the Era of iPads, Cloud Computing and Facebook [01:03:52]
James Q. Walker, Merri A. Baldwin
Advertising Beyond the Web: Opportunities and Challenges for Mobile Devices, Tablets and other Technology [01:03:47]
Marc S. Roth, Laura Berger
Social Media Leaps to the Small(er) Screen [00:59:34]
Joseph J. Lewczak, Laura Berger
The Innovative Influence of Digital Distribution for Books, Music, Films, Television, Videos and Other Content [01:01:20]
Devereux Chatillon, Lindsay Conner

The purchase price of this Web Program includes the following articles from the Course Handbook available online:

Trademark Counterfeiting: On the Internet
Heather J. McDonald
Computer Hacking—The Threat to Personal and Business Security
David Nardoni, Joseph V. DeMarco
Strategies for Navigating Government Requests to Monitor Online Activity
David Nardoni, Joseph V. DeMarco
Congress Fixes Loophole in the Economic Espionage Act
Joseph V. DeMarco
Legal Issues with Emerging Active Defense Security Technologies
Kimberly Kiefer Peretti
Why Privacy and Data Security Should Be at the Top of Every Business Agenda
Lisa J. Sotto
Legal Implications of Big Data
David Navetta
Cloud Computing, Security Implications, and Mobile Privacy
Paola Zeni
Pandora’s Printer: 3D Printing and Coming Intellectual Property Challenges
Peter Brown
JOBS Act: Jump Start Our Business Start-Ups
John C. Yates
Data Breach: What’s My Exposure?
Steven V. Hunter
The EU Delivers “One–Two Punch” to Computer Software Companies
Steven V. Hunter
Recent Developments in Copyright Disputes Involving Online Content
Peter J. Pizzi
Technology Assisted Review: What and Why?
Peter J. Pizzi
Using Mobile Devices and Apps: What Are Your Confidentiality Obligations?
Vincent J. Syracuse
Legal Ethics in the Era of IPods, Cloud Computing and Facebook: Social Media and the Modern Jury Trial
James Q. Walker
Cloud Computing by Lawyers: Ethical Considerations and Managing Risk
Merri A. Baldwin
Federal Trade Commission Tech & Privacy Law Enforcement
Lesley Fair, Marc S. Roth
Social Media Leaps to the Small(er) Screen
Joseph J. Lewczak
Digital Comes to the Book Industry—Ebooks in 2013
Devereux Chatillon
Digital Distribution and the Changing Worlds of Film, Television and Digital Media
Lindsay Conner
Index to Information Technology Law Institute 2013
Computer Hacking—The Threat to Personal and Business Security (PowerPoint slides)
David Nardoni, Joseph V. DeMarco
Hot Topics in Privacy and Data Security (PowerPoint Slides)
JoAnn Stonier, Lisa J. Sotto

Presentation Material

Counterfeits and the Internet: Stopping the Flood
Heather J. McDonald, Deborah Greaves
Why Privacy and Data Security Should Be At the Top of Every Business Agenda
David Navetta, Paola Zeni
How Technology Is Creating the Third Industrial Revolution and Techniques to Finance New Businesses
Peter Brown
How Technology Is Creating the Third Industrial Revolution and Techniques to Finance New Businesses
John C. Yates
Current Trends in IT Litigation and eDiscovery
Steven V. Hunter
Current Trends in IT Litigation and E-Discovery
Peter J. Pizzi
Legal Ethics in the Era of iPads, Cloud Computing and Facebook
James Q. Walker, Merri A. Baldwin
Advertising Beyond the Web: Opportunities and Challenges for Mobile Devices, Tablets and Other Technology
Marc S. Roth, Laura Berger
Social Media Leaps to the Small(er) Screen
Joseph J. Lewczak
The Innovative Influence of Digital Distribution for Books, Music, Films, Television, Videos and Other Content
Devereux Chatillon
The Innovative Influence of Digital Distribution for Books, Music, Films, Television, Videos and Other Content
Lindsay Conner

Co-Chair(s)

Peter Brown ~ Peter Brown & Associates

Marc S. Roth ~ Manatt Phelps & Phillips LLP

Speaker(s)

Merri A. Baldwin ~ Shareholder, Rogers Joseph O'Donnell, PC

Laura Berger ~ Attorney, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, Federal Trade Commission

Devereux Chatillon ~ Owner, Devereux Chatillon, Esq., Digital and IP Attorney

Lindsay Conner ~ Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP

Joseph V. DeMarco ~ DeVore & DeMarco LLP

Deborah Greaves ~ General Counsel, True Religion Brand Jeans

Steven V. Hunter ~ Quarles & Brady LLP

Joseph J. Lewczak ~ Davis & Gilbert LLP

Heather J. McDonald ~ Baker & Hostetler LLP

David Nardoni ~ PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

David Navetta ~ Info Law Group

Peter J. Pizzi ~ Connell Foley LLP

Nubiaa Shabaka ~ Morgan Stanley

James Q. Walker ~ Richards Kibbe & Orbe LLP

John C. Yates ~ Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP

Paola Zeni ~ Director, Global Privacy - Legal and Public Affairs, Symantec Corporation

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