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Video
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DuetsBlog
How YouTube Can Revolutionize Your Brand
- David Preston At its onset, YouTube was a hub of amateur videos used mostly to get a laugh out of a worldwide audience. However, today it has graduated to…
Professional Liability Advocate
Video Surveillance in Nursing Homes: A Double-Edged Sword
Should long-term-care (LTC) facilities use or permit the use of video surveillance in residents’ rooms? LTC facilities, aka nursing homes, are increasingly the subject of state and sometimes federal investigation…
The Rainmaker Blog
6 Reasons Why Video Belongs In Your Legal Marketing Mix
Here’s a statistic that is hard to wrap your head around: more than 4 billion videos are viewed on YouTube every day. YouTube also says that more than 6 billion hours…
Proskauer on Privacy
CNIL Cracks Down on Employee Video Monitoring and Password Strength
In a recent decision (deliberation CNIL May 30, 2013 n°2013-139), the French Data Protection Agency (CNIL) sanctioned a company for implementing a CCTV system without informing employees and because the…
Morristown New Jersey Criminal Law Post
Morris County Courts Testing Plan to Expand Video Conferencing for Inmates
Morris County's new chief information officer is working on a plan that will greatly expand the use of video conferencing with defendants in jail. If it goes into effect, John…
Inside Global Tech
FCC Seeks Comment on Video Description
The Media Bureau of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is seeking comments by September 4 on issues related to video description, which is the transmission of a secondary audio track…
FCC Law Blog
Regulatory Reminder: CVAA Compliance Certifications due April 1
Following up on an important FCC Law Blog item, entities subject to the Twenty-First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act (“CVAA”) should be aware that the April 1, 2013 deadline…
Technology Law Dispatch
Italian Court Acquits Google Executives
Three senior Google executives, given six month suspended jail sentences in Italy in 2010 for data protection breaches relating to the content of a video post by a user in…
The Legal Watercooler
You have 2 seconds to wow me, or I’m outta here
Well, the latest and greatest study has confirmed what I could have told you based off my personal preferences and experience: You've got 2 seconds to load a video (or…
Personal Injury Law Journal
Use of “Surprise” Video Surveillance During a Workers’ Compensation Trial
Video surveillance is allowed in workers' compensation cases and is often used to make sure a petitioner is telling the truth about the extent of his injuries or the limitations…