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tweet digest for week ended 2012-01-22

2012 January 22
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by David Ma
  • e.g. some pro­viders say account ends & data deleted on death. some state laws say execut­ors have right to access & con­tinue. #abaclc #
  • does pro­bate law, will or power of attor­ney trump terms of ser­vice? #abaclc #
  • so, what hap­pens to your digital prop­erty if you don’t plan ahead and kick the bucket? terms of ser­vice become rel­ev­ant. #abaclc #
  • cre­ate a list of pass­words and digital prop­erty — store securely & give access to fidu­ciar­ies. #abaclc #
  • plan­ning ahead to deal wtih digital prop­erty wil save a lot of time and money. #abaclc #
  • next present­a­tion sounds inter­est­ing — what hap­pens to you digital estate (pass­words, logins, auth devices) when you die? #abaclc #
  • RT @ted­clay­po­ole: Karl’s secret weapon: Pre-litigation DMCA sub­poena. #abaclc need affi­davit in sup­port. #
  • sub­poena anonym­izer ser­vices. #abaclc #
  • other tech­niques: focus on web­sites where tar­get doesn’t obscure iden­tity. #abaclc #
  • yet more tools: web bugs, dummy web­sites. #abaclc #
  • other tools: his­torial whois, reverse IP ana­lysis, dns ana­lysis. #abaclc #
  • tools to find wrong­do­ers: domaintools.com, arin.net & other regis­tries, google, archive.org. #abaclc #
  • karl kron­en­ber­ger present­ing on anonym­ous bad act­ors on the inter­net and how to get them. #abaclc #
  • RT @l_mermelstein: Hid­den send­ing of loc­a­tion data as product defect– cre­at­ive legal tac­tic. #abaclc #
  • clay­po­ole & balough present­ing on mobile apps & geo­track­ing. #abaclc #
  • new era where upstream ser­vice pro­viders will be reg­u­larly tar­geted. #
  • RT @Flem­ingMF: Gold­man: USA is not immune from reg­u­lat­ors using nuc­lear option: e.g., ICE seizure of domain names. #abaclc #
  • 1 — the year the reg­u­lat­ors broke the inter­net. work up the chain to a wrongdoer’s ser­vice pro­viders. #abaclc #
  • inter­est­ing point given recent decision in ontario two days ago recog­niz­ing tort of inva­sion of pri­vacy & award­ing dam­ages. #abclc #
  • 2 — inab­il­ity of plaintiff pri­vacy law­yers to suc­cess­fully sue for pri­vacy breaches. fail­ures based on stand­ing, dam­ages. #abaclc #
  • 3 — gtld rol­lout. gold­man thinks it’s a bad thing  — incur costs and no wins (other than icann or pro­viders). sorry, don’t agree. #abaclc #
  • obvi­ous prob­lems — patient-physician rela­tion­ship s/b based on trust; pub­lic policy issues. #abaclc #
  • 4 — med­ical justice — sup­press neg­at­ive reviews — gave doc­tors own­er­ship of copy­right to neg­at­ive reviews from their patients . #abaclc #
  • 5 — righthaven fiasco  — copy­right troll. lost on stand­ing, fair use. bad lit­ig­at­ors. hit with costs. #abaclc #
  • top 5 devel­op­ments per gold­man. #abaclc #
  • another trend — own­er­ship of social media accounts — gold­man thinks lit­ig­a­tion makes zero sense (and he’s prob­ably right). #abaclc #
  • increas­ingly, judges per­mit­ting hand­ing over face­book login and pass­word for dis­cov­ery. dis­turb­ing trend. #abaclc #
  • #ftc #doj increas­ingly focused on sil­icon val­ley. #abaclc #
  • RT @jot­tavi­ani: #abaclc link 2the In re Rolondo S case men­tioned by @ericgold­man http://t.co/GAJvUNzu #
  • RT @Flem­ingMF: Gold­man: “Teen­age boys should not be trus­ted with the Inter­net.” #abaclc #
  • felony iden­tity theft con­vic­tion for frap­ing. #abaclc #
  • RT @ted­clay­po­ole: @ericgold­man pissed­con­sumer case — court wont allow TM attack to work around sec­tion 230 pro­tec­tion. #abaclc #
  • eric gold­man start­ing an over­view of devel­op­ments in 2011. #abaclc #
  • kate andresen now present­ing on HITECH Act. #abaclc #
  • may also address right to be for­got­ten (primar­ily civil law concept). #abaclc #
  • fines of up to 5% of global rev­enue. holy smokes. #abaclc #
  • mul­tina­tion­als would be reg­u­lated by a single national reg­u­lator. #abaclc #
  • pos­sible changes include more con­sist­ency — reg­u­la­tion will be the same text through­out eu (not the case with the dir­ect­ive). #abaclc #
  • eu rewrit­ing pri­vacy reg­u­la­tion to replace exist­ing dir­ect­ive. #abaclc #
  • most us ad net­works not really doing that much right now — will likely man­date their cli­ents to com­ply. #abaclc #
  • in france — no trans­ition period. high­lights another prob­lem — jur­is­dic­tional dif­fer­ences in implementation/enforcement. #abaclc #
  • ico (uk reg­u­lator which enforces reg­u­la­tion) web­site stats show an 80% drop in tracked vis­its when imple­ment­ing cookie reg­u­la­tion. #abaclc #
  • chris jef­fery now present­ing on new eu cookie reg­u­la­tion (which imho is a total night­mare). #abaclc #
  • MT @Inform­at­ic­sLaw: Sharon Sandeen high­lights that old pat­ent laws ignored non-US prior art as embar­rass­ment. How tru! #abaclc #pat­ent #ip #
  • @Tech­nic­alGal i’d be sur­prised if brought to bear that an order would be issued under fema. but maybe i’m a just cynic. in reply to Tech­nic­alGal #
  • the prob­lem with #sopa makes ancil­lar­ies (ISPs, search engines, pay­ment ser­vice pro­viders, etc.) the enfor­cers for ip own­ers. #abaclc #
  • MT @Flem­ingMF: Des­pite 40 years of expand­ing IP stat­utory régime, still cnt enforce it. Could the expan­sion B its own worst enemy? #abaclc #
  • sharon sandeen start­ing present­a­tion on #sopa #pipa #aia #abaclc #
  • fas­cin­at­ing obser­va­tion by david satola on link­age of human rights law (per­tain­ing to the inter­net) and biz law issues. #abaclc #
  • coun­cil of europe has sug­ges­ted that traffic mgmt pro­ced­ures could con­sti­tute a human rights viol­a­tion. #abaclc #
  • very inter­est­ing — sug­ges­tion that un would con­sider #sopa like legis­la­tion to viol­ate human rights. #abaclc #
  • henry judy present­ing on inter­net gov­ernance & human rights law. #abaclc #
  • RT @Cathy­Gel­lis: @Flem­ingMF DOJ and State Depart­ment are clearly not on the same page… #ABACLC #MEGAUPLOAD #SOPA #PIPA #WTF #
  • MT @Flem­ingMF: Inter­net Gov­ernance: US State Dept sup­ports human-rights based sys­tem. Oth­ers R more con­cerned abt mon­it­or­ing usage. #abaclc #
  • all tm own­ers should keep a close eye on the gtld trade­marks clear­ing­house pro­cess — will be import­ant to pro­tect brand rights #
  • other options for rights pro­tec­tion — e.g. trade­mark clear­ing­house (v. import­ant) and a bunch of other res­ol­u­tion policies #
  • whoa. fees to object to applic­a­tion will be at least $10K. Def­in­itely not like UDRP. #
  • 4 grounds to chal­lenge gtld applic­a­tion: string con­fu­sion, legal rights, ltd pub­lic interest or com­munity (e.g. .eco, .gay ) #
  • after pub­lic con­sulta­tions, there will be a formal objec­tion period #
  • inter­est­ing — http://t.co/7EMFxWur #
  • 4 – 6 weeks to pre­pare applic­a­tions for gtlds. if of interest, you bet­ter get star­ted asap! #abaclc #
  • already 25 applic­ants for new gtlds. $4.6 mil­lion. #abaclc #
  • at aba cyber­space law cttee winter meet­ing. erik pelton going through new gtld pro­cess. #abaclc #
  • ontario court of appeal recog­nizes civil action for inva­sion of pri­vacy. calls it “intru­sion upon seclu­sion”. http://t.co/uNqe7uVr #
  • went to wiki­pe­dia to see sopa lock­out page. looked nor­mal — could still access. turned on scripts, voila. #lock­out­fail #
  • an 8 year old’s per­spect­ive on soft­ware devel­op­ment. http://t.co/qgalvArb #

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