Thursday Wrap-Up (Feb. 2, 2012): Noteworthy Stories on Trade Secrets, Non-Competes and Cybersecurity on the Web
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LinkedIn and Twitter: Who Owns the Account, the Employer or Employee?
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LinkedIn and Twitter: Who Owns the Account, the Employer or Employee?
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Better Read the Fine Print: Are We All at Risk Under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?
Better Read the Fine Print: Are We All at Risk Under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?
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LinkedIn and Litigation: Social Media Continues to Transform Trade Secret Law
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The Use of Social Media in Trade Secret Litigation and the Waiver of Privilege
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To what extent does one waive privilege if he or she comments about ongoing trade secret litigation in social media or other contexts?
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Social Media and Trade Secrets, Part I
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A recent case from the Eastern District of New York illustrates the challenges that an employer may now face when seeking to protect a customer list in this age of social media.
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