Topic
mobile apps
340 published works
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Going Green for the Government: There's Gonna Be an App for That
By Lisa Salazar
The other day, I was cruising around on the internet and I came across the EPA's web site. Lucky for me, I spotted the EPA's app contest. Yep, that's right.…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
Apps for Wannabe Librarians
By Lisa Salazar
One of my favorites apps these days is my GoodReads app. I finally broke down and bought an iPhone, I am the first of the three Geeks to own one.…
LawSites
A Compendium of Apps for Lawyers and Law Students
For lawyers and law students looking for useful apps for your mobile device, try Mobile Applications for Law Students and Lawyers. Part of the website of the UCLA School of Law…
Ad Law Access
4 Legal Considerations for Building a Mobile App
Kelley Drye partner Alysa Hutnik's article, “4 Legal Considerations for Building a Mobile App,” was recently featured on Mashable.com, a top source for news in social and digital media, technology…
LawSites
New Blog Tracks Law Firm Mobile Apps
Just last week, I wrote a post about “Benesch Apportunity,” the new iPhone and iPad recruiting app from the law firm Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff. Benesch is but the latest…
Data Counsel
Mobile App and Geolocation Data Roundup
A recent national survey of smartphone users, not surprisingly, revealed that privacy, transparency, choice, and control are important considerations for users. Indeed, many users indicated that they want more choices…
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Kelley Drye Hosts Webinar on Privacy in the Mobile Applications Space
On May 16, 2011, Kelley Drye’s Privacy and Information Security practice hosted the webinar Mobile Applications: Privacy and Data Security Considerations, which is part of the practice group’s Cutting Edge…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Best in Law Blogs : The LexBlog Network : May 11, 2011
What's really the benefit of producing an "App"? For so many companies and the lackluster products they produce, the "Hey, look who has an app!" stories seem to generate more…
Texas Employment Law Update
DOL Publishes Smart Phone Time Keeping App
Today the U.S. Department of Labor announced publication of a time keeping App for smart phones --the DOL -Timesheet. Employees can download the free App through iTunes and can be used…
CommLaw Monitor
Join Us on May 16 for the Webinar, “Mobile Applications: Privacy and Data Security Considerations”
By Kelley Drye
Do you know what kind of data your smartphone apps are collecting? Understanding the flow of data, how it is shared, and whether your apps collect sensitive information such as…