Privacy for Mobile Apps

From The New York Times:

F.T.C. Suggests Guidelines on Privacy for Mobile Apps

The Federal Trade Commission said the mobile industry should include a do-not-track feature in software and apps and take other steps to safeguard personal information.

http://nyti.ms/X0xWcG

Too Many Lawyers

Law Schools’ Applications Fall as Costs Rise and Jobs Are Cut

Applications are headed for a 30-year low, reflecting increased concern over soaring tuition, crushing student debt and diminishing prospects of lucrative employment upon graduation.

http://nyti.ms/14xHPnF

Lawsuit Against Google For AutoComplete

An Australian doctor is suing Google for regarding its auto-complete function, that suggests the word "bankrupt" when his name is entered in the search box.
See Full Story

Does Disneyworld have privacy and copyright rights?

Lawyers nightmare, in relation to film made at Disneyworld, Escape from Tomorrow.

See also clip and NYTimes.

Kim Dot Com launches Mega

See video

User Generated Content and Opinions

A good article about TripAdvisor and its review system.
Using TripAdvisor

Book Sale

Netflix Facebook Blunder?

Netflix Inc said on Thursday securities regulators warned they may bring civil action against the company and its chief executive for violating public disclosure rules with a Facebook post, in a case that raises questions about how public companies communicate on social media.

The high-profile Silicon Valley CEO, Reed Hastings, dismissed the contention and said he did not believe the Facebook post was "material" information.

 Chicago Tribune and Forbes

Fake Facebook Copyright Notice

See Pogues Blog and Facebook Statement.  Facebook has not changed its rules regarding copyright ownership.

Google Street View Privacy Lawsuit

A privacy claim was made against Google for its StreetView product.  A Google camera car drove on to private property to take the photos.

See Boring v. Google.  Original Decision; Third Circuit decision