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Technology Law Dispatch
New Jersey Appellate Division allows some video surveillance claims to proceed, even though plaintiffs cannot identify themselves in the recovered recording
In a published decision, a unanimous panel of the Appellate Division rejected “the notion that plaintiffs – in alleging an invasion of privacy in an office building’s bathroom – could…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Simple equipment for Facebook Live interviews
A business colleague emailed Friday asking what equipment I used for the Facebook Live interviews I’ve been doing at legal and tech conferences over the last year plus. Video, and…
Employment Law Worldview
ECHR gives University stern lecture on reach of employees’ private lives into the workplace
It all began as an everyday tale of Montenegrin academics and some animals, and ended up in a European Court of Human Rights decision with potentially significant consequences for employers…
Broadcast Law Blog
FCC Reminder to Video Programming Distributors – Including Broadcasters – on Accessibility Obligations
With the recent hurricanes and last night’s tragedy in Las Vegas, the FCC Public Notice issued last week reminding all video programmers of the importance of making emergency information accessible…
The Rainmaker Blog
Time to Start Fresh with Your Law Firm Social Media Outreach
I’ve been writing about social media marketing for law firms so long that my first blog post about the subject here talked about the most popular platform being MySpace! That…
CommLaw Monitor
July 2017 FCC Meeting Recap: FCC Expands Video Described Programming Requirement
By Kelley Drye
In advance of its July Open Meeting, the Federal Communications Commission (Commission) unanimously adopted a Report and Order (Order) that revises the rules requiring certain video programming providers to make video…
CommLaw Monitor
FCC Grants Honda Twenty Month Extension to Comply with Video Accessibility Rules
By Kelley Drye
On March 16, 2017, the Federal Communications Commission’s Media Bureau (Bureau) released a Memorandum Opinion and Order (Order) addressing Honda Motor Co., Ltd’s (Honda) January 2017 petition for limited waiver…
Global IP & Technology Law Blog
Video Surveillance in Public Areas – Lawful or Not?
After the brutal terror attacks in Berlin and Ansbach and the rampage in Munich last year, the German Government intends to allow video surveillance in public areas. Therefore, the German…
Technology Law Dispatch
Bavarian Data Protection Authority issues guidance paper on video surveillance under the General Data Protection Regulation
By Dr. Alexander Hardinghaus, Dr. Philipp Süss, Dr. Thomas Fischl
On 6 July 2016, the Bavarian Data Protection Authority issued a brief guidance paper on video surveillance under the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”). This short paper is the…
Privacy & Information Security Law Blog
The Bavarian DPA Issues Paper on Video Surveillance under the GDPR
On July 6, 2016, the Bavarian Data Protection Authority issued a short paper on video surveillance under the EU General Data Protection Regulation. The paper is part of a series…