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  1. New Media and Technology Law Blog

    No VPPA Liability for Disclosure of Certain Anonymous Digital Identifiers

    By Jeffrey Neuburger

    Another court has contributed to the ongoing debate over the scope of the term “personally identifiable information” under the Video Privacy Protection Act – a statute enacted in 1988 to…

  2. CommLawBlog

    Beefing Up Video Description Requirements?

    By FHH Law

    Commission seeks comment on steps to improve, expand accessibility of video-described programming Way back at the dawn of the century (the 21st Century, that is), the FCC adopted rules requiring…

  3. Zen and the Art of Legal Networking

    Video Isn’t Just for Hollywood…It’s for Lawyers Too!

    By Lindsay Griffiths

    These days, everyone is talking about video - whether you're livestreaming or pre-recording, it's something the legal industry can no longer ignore. And those law firms doing it well are…

  4. Other

    LMA ’16 – Video isn’t just for Hollywood

    By Zosha Millman

    In this session, LMA took a jaunt to LA, exploring the innovative and successful ways to incorporate video into law firm websites. According to speakers Jennifer Castleberry, Bill White, and…

  5. Broadcast Law Blog

    FCC Proposes Expansion of Requirements for TV Stations and MVPDs to Provide Audio Description of Video Programming

    By David Oxenford

    Last week was a busy one for the FCC, with decisions or proposals on a number of issues that can affect broadcasters, including changes to the EAS rules and proposals…

  6. Technology and AI

    #ABATechShow – Creating Compelling Content: Podcasts & Videos

    By Zosha Millman

    You've heard them on your computer and seen them on your screen—but have you ever thought of making one for yourself?  Adam Camras and Tom Mighell took the ABA TechShow…

  7. Education Law Prof Blog

    Texas Debates Line Between Safety and Privacy For Video Surveillance of Schools’ “Calm Rooms”

    By LaJuana Davis

    Last year, Texas passed legislation requiring video surveillance of time-out or "calm" rooms used in special education classrooms to discipline students displaying behavioral problems. The law was passed after a…

  8. Zen and the Art of Legal Networking

    Two Ways to Make the Best of Video Marketing

    By Lindsay Griffiths

    It's tempting to think that content is all about blogging. You hear "content marketing," and think "we need a blog!" But content is actually anything that communicates your message to…

  9. Texas Bar Blog

    Law student videos show off knowledge, love for the law

    By Alejandro Lopez

    When Meg Penrose was in law school more than 20 years ago, there was no social media, there was no YouTube, there was no iPhone. Penrose remembers spending many courses…

  10. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Blab et al

    By Kevin O'Keefe

    I ran across something called Blab.im yesterday afternoon in an online exchange among legal professionals. Seeing that it was some sort of video conferencing app similar to Google Hangouts, I…