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Video
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Intellectual Property
Youtube and Facebook’s battle for video views isn’t great for video makers
The battle of the tech giants seems to harken back to the ill-advised 2004 “Alien vs. Predator” tagline: No matter who wins, we lose. It’s not quite so dramatic as…
ILN IP Insider
LIVE VIDEO-STREAMING APPS POSE CHALLENGES FOR SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRIES
By James L. Johnston of Davis+Gilbert LLP
The transmission of live events through video-streaming apps Periscope and Meerkat is raising concerns among rights holders. Advances in both legal and technological tools will be needed to effectively combat…
Education Law Prof Blog
Texas to Put Video-cameras in Special Education Rooms, But Why Not All Rooms? by Mark Weber
By Derek Black
On June 19, Texas enacted a law, S.B. No. 507, calling for video surveillance of special education classrooms. The law applies to all public schools, including open-enrollment charter schools, that…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Smartphone video viewing grows 20%. Are law firms ready?
Lawyers and law firms are regularly asking about video. We did an entire panel discussion on the use of video in blogging at the Texas State Bar Annual Meeting last…
Byte Back
Cat’s away, mice will play: Workplace video surveillance
Employers commonly use video surveillance for safety, security, loss prevention, and employee productivity monitoring. But employers' legitimate business interests in protecting assets and safeguarding the workplace must be carefully balanced…
LawSites
Legal Advice Via Video Chat: 'Legaler' To Preview at Techshow
[gallery type="slideshow" link="file" size="large" ids="10792,10791,10793,10794"] An Australian company called Legaler will be at ABA Techshow this week previewing its cloud platform that will enable lawyers to provide legal advice…
La Revue
Vidéosurveillance, Vidéoprotection : quel cadre juridique ?
Dans une décision du 11 Décembre 2014, la Cour de Justice de l’Union Européenne (CJUE) a eu l’occasion de préciser le champ d’application de la directive 95/46/CE sur les données…
CommLawBlog
Update: Official Deadline Announced for Top Ten Nonbroadcast Video Net Exemption Requests
By FHH Law
The official deadline for trying to get yourself off the list of Top Ten Nonbroadcast Video Networks has been announced.
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Facebook could be the winner in social media video wars
Facebook reported Wednesday that they're seeing a sizeable shift to visual content, especially video. In just one year, the number of video posts per person has increased 75% globally and…
CommLawBlog
Top Ten Nonbroadcast Video Networks? The Winners Are …
By FHH Law
The video description rules bring the FCC into the ratings game . . . every three years, at least.