A 37th State Adopts the Ethical Duty of Technology Competence
If You Have a Smart TV or IoT Devices, Your Home is Leaking Data
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The British website internetmatters.org is a great place for parents, English and otherwise, to learn about keeping kids safe online, and educating themselves about what kinds of issues those children may be faced with. But don’t take it from me… We’re a not-for-profit organisation that has a simple purpose – to help keep children safe…
Bloggers: Stop, Breathe, and Don’t Overreact to Facebook’s Changes | Crystal Ponti tags: MM SocNetPres Cluetrain: We have met the internet’s enemy, and he is us — Tech News and Analysis tags: MM 20 Bad Things Only People Who Work From Home Will Understand tags: MM Don’t fall for these adult learning myths tags: MM Training The NSA’s…
Imagine being so bad at disconnecting from work, or letting your coworkers and employees truly disconnect, that the only way to actually get them to take a significant break from working is to close the business down for some time.
What does that say about our society, and our values?
Some of you may know, that there’s another Ignite Columbus event coming up on Jan 21, and I’ve already submitted a talk proposal. I wanted to take 5 minutes to talk about what I do for a living, at least in terms of trying to explain electronic discovery to people who are not in the…
Recently I was logged in to a webinar and one of the presenters starting talking about his company’s long history of going above and beyond. Things like driving all night with hardware in the trunk of their car, or the countless all-nighters people have pulled to write scripts or deal with ridiculous deadlines and tough…
This is an interesting ruling. I think they’re on to something too. “In the case of Commonwealth v. Mangel, No. 2018 Pa. Super. 57 (Pa. Super. March 15, 2018 Musmanno, S.J. Ott, J., Shogan, J.)(Op. by Musmanno, J.), the Pennsylvania Superior Court ruled that social media posts are inadmissible in criminal cases unless prosecutors can…