Archive for the ‘law’ Category

If we don’t like your Facebook profile you wont get into college and we won’t hire you! - Social Networking for your Personal Life Versus your Professional Life.

Sunday, January 20th, 2008

Facebook Increasingly there have been reports such as this about social networking websites, in particular Facebook. So by setting up an account with Facebook are you significantly decreasing your chances of getting that next job or inadvertently black-listing yourself from a college course? Not exactly… (more…)

Privacy or Piracy? Torrentspy.com loses US copyright case…

Friday, December 21st, 2007

torrentspy Monday 17th December 2007, San Francisco - the operators of Torrentspy.com, the popular bit torrent search engine, have lost a copyright case against the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) after it was ruled that they had tampered with evidence by ignoring a ruling to retain server logs and unique online computer addresses. In a ruling that could have implications for the privacy of Web site users, Judge Florence-Marie Cooper of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, ruled that TorrentSpy has infringed MPAA copyrights. (more…)