I recently participated in Jubilee Media’s Middle Ground segment entitled “Who is Censored More? Liberals vs Conservatives.” It was a fun experience and the debate was interesting, as we talked about content moderation, combating abuse, hate and disinformation online over 90-minutes. The thirty-minute segment was posted on Sunday and, unfortunately, much of what I had…
The Washington Post’s Jessica Goldstein featured one of our clients and pending litigation in Inyo County Superior Court in “Revenge porn’ was already commonplace. The pandemic has made things even worse.” Thanks to Jessica for her work on this.
Listen to Episode 20 of Internet Traffic Kings since in the last half (26:00 onward) I talk about my legal career and insights about legal implications of COVID-19 and other emerging internet issues. Please follow the show on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
The Los Angeles Press Club announced the finalists for the 62nd Southern California Journalism Awards and I am “moooved” to report that Cyber Report has been nominated for the 10th time, this time for best individual blog for my piece on Six Things to Know About Devin Nunes’ Bizarre Lawsuit Against Twitter and a Tweeting Cow.…
Last year, I was fortunate enough to be invited to join ten other stellar participants that included other attorneys, prosecutors, law enforcement, academics and civil society representatives for a two-day brainstorming session sponsored by the Department of Justice’s National Institute of Justice (working with RTI International and the RAND Corporation) on combating Technologically Facilitated Abuse…
In 2009, WebmasterRadio.fm launched a new show “InBoxed” with host Jon Fondy and Rapid Response Marketing CEO Kevin De Vincenzi at AffCon in Denver. The show focused on issues in the emerging field of affiliate marketing. I was a guest on that original show and a regular on that show thereafter discussing legal issues impacting…
As part of the California Lawyers Association’s (CLA) Navigating COVID-19 Issues, I will be moderating a presentation entitled “Cyber Security Basics for the Work From Home Economy.” It will be presented first as a FREE webinar Thursday, April 2nd at noon PST. While it is free, you must first sign-up here. In addition, a video…
It was a thrill to attend UCLA’s Internet 50th Anniversary celebration commemorating the first message sent over the Arpanet from UCLA to Stanford on October 29, 1969. Above is UCLA’s highlight reel and below is a link to Professor Kleinrock’s compelling op-ed – “50 years ago, I helped invent the internet. How did it go…
I am very pleased to be co-chairing with Emily Yu the 2019 IP and the Internet Conference at UCLA’s Luskin’s Center on June 6, 2019.* The brochure is below, including a registration form (online registration will begin shortly). The event will feature a keynote from TechDirt’s Mike Masnick and I will be hosting a table topic…
Internet Law Center Joins the National Cyber Security Alliance in Global Effort to Support Data Privacy Day by Becoming a 2019 Champion Each Jan. 28, Hundreds of Organizations and Individuals Collaborate to Generate Awareness About the Importance of Respecting Privacy, Safeguarding Data and Enabling Trust The Internet Law Center has announced its commitment to Data…
I will be part of a panel on a free webinar on the Basics of Cyber-Law for Secure the Village. Secure the Village’s focus is turning people and organizations into Cyber Guardians having the knowledge, skills, and commitment needed to meet the ongoing challenges of cybercrime, cyber privacy and information security. WHEN: Thursday, May 3, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. SIGNUP…
In January a new word was added to our internet lexicon – “deepfake”. This stemmed from a VICE story about a Reddit user named “deepfakes” using an open source artificial intelligence-based app that allowed users to create fake porn videos by swapping faces of celebrities (or anyone for that matter) onto the adult film actress/actor.…
Jeffrey Greenbaum and I will be presenting a webinar on Social Media Influencers and the FTC on Thursday, April 26th at Noon Pacific. The Federal Trade Commission is paying increased attention to social media influencer marketing. After a series of warnings, the FTC has begun enforcement actions against influencers and their advertisers. What do influencers…
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