Skip to main content

Topic

Cloud Computing

1,035 published works

  1. 3 Geeks and a Law Blog

    Lexis Gets the 'Cloud'

    By Toby Brown

    Computing in the Cloud (f.k.a. SaaS, Hosted Applications, ASP, Thin Client computing, etc.) is all the rage these days. And it incites a high level of emotion amongst both its…

  2. HL Chronicle of Data Protection

    Complimentary Hogan & Hartson Webinar on Cloud Computing on October 6th at 11 AM EDT

    By Christopher Wolf

    Readers of our blog are cordially invited to a complimentary Hogan & Hartson webinar of the legal issues arising from Cloud Computing on Tuesday, October 6 from 11 AM -…

  3. DennisKennedy.Blog

    Working in the Cloud – Lawyers and SaaS

    By Dennis Kennedy

    SaaS column

  4. Connecticut Employment Law Blog

    Cloud Computing and Employment Law: The Uncharted Sky

    By Daniel Schwartz

    Two articles that I've come across over the last week have sparked my interest in the question of what impact cloud computing has on employment law. Realizing that there are…

  5. Legal Writing Prof Blog

    First schools, now law firms head into cloud computing

    By legalwriting

    We reported a few weeks ago that Amazon is offering free cloud computing services to educators.  Now this report from the Legal Blog Watch that says the drive to lower law firm…

  6. Adjunct Profs Blog

    Free Cloud Computing For Professors

    By Adjunct LawProfs

    Legal Writing Prof Blog has an interesting story about Amazon.com offering free cloud computing services for professors, available here. Seems like this service functions exactly like Blackboard and TWEN except…

  7. Legal Writing Prof Blog

    PING: Free Cloud Computing For Professors URL: http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/adjunctprofs/2009/05/free-cloud-computing-for-professors-.htmlIP: 204.9.178.6BLOG NAME: Adjunct Law Prof BlogDATE: 05/03/2009 09:05:48 PMLegal Writing Prof Blog has an interesting story about Amazon.com offering free cloud computing services for professors, available here. Seems like this service functions exactly like Blackboard and TWEN except that there are no links out perform legal…

    By legalwriting

    To the extent Westlaw's TWEN and Lexis' Blackboard (along with GoogleDocs, among others) are already forms of cloud computing, I'm not sure whether Amazon's service has any advantages that would cause law…

  8. Proskauer on Privacy

    EPIC Petitions for a Closer Look at the Cloud – Privacy Group Asks the FTC to Investigate Google Cloud Computing for Inadequate Safeguards and Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices

    By Scott Carpenter

    The Electronic Privacy Information Center (“EPIC”) recently filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) accusing Google of failing to implement adequate privacy and data security safeguards and engaging…

  9. DennisKennedy.Blog

    Recent Microblog Posts – February 15, 2009

    By Dennis Kennedy

    Microblog posts for February 15, 2009

  10. The CPA Desk

    Cloud Computing, The Wave of the Future

    By Greg Price

    I mentioned it briefly in the PKF Texas – The Entrepreneur’s Playbook™ last week, but it seems like everywhere I turn, there’s another story about cloud computing.  It’s not a…