Media and Communications

Media & Communications

Effectively Using Social Media with Hashtags

Ian Hu

It may seem like a foreign land, but you’ll soon get used to it.

NABE Midyear 2019: Executive director panel shares tools for efficiency, satisfaction

By Tim Eigo

Work is great. But no one wants to spend extra time at work just because of inefficiency and depleted energy. At the 2019 NABE Midyear Meeting, a panel of bar executives shared their tips for how to leave the office a little earlier and still make sure that all the work gets done. Here's what guest writer Tim Eigo took away from that discussion.

Consumers

The Evolving Definition of an Auto-Dialer under the TCPA

By Mark E. Rooney

The ACA International ruling and its aftermath raise more questions than answers.

Cybersecurity

Privacy’s “Third-party” Doctrine: Initial Developments in the Wake of Carpenter

By Rick Aldrich

The courts have been increasingly challenged in recent years in how to apply the Fourth Amendment to technologically innovative approaches to obtaining location information and other private information about individuals. The Supreme Court’s decision in Carpenter effects a significant equilibrium adjustment. This article assesses the basis for this decision, how lower courts have reacted in its aftermath, and how the decision may impact the many related issues the Court identified, but expressly withheld its view on, because the matters were not before the Court on the facts of this case.