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  WELCOME TO TMCnet LegalTechnology is playing an increasingly important role in the lives of consumers and businesspeople, and as a result we're hearing more and more about trends such as the rise of smartphones and network security breaches, as well as emerging technologies such as cloud computing systems and satellite-based TV. As that happens, complex and far-reaching legal issues arise in the private sector - such as patent litigation or problems that come with subscriber wars among carriers - as well as from regulators such as those at the Federal Communications Commission and U.S. Department of Commerce. This Legal Technology Web site is your source for breaking news in all of those areas, featuring breaking news items, columns from industry experts, videos, podcast, white papers and case studies, as well as how technology is used within the legal vertical itself.Legal Featured ArticlesUPDATED 2:53 AM EST - Jan 28, 2012
Twitter rolled out a new censorship policy on Thursday that allows the online messaging site to evaluate and censor tweets sent by the public on a country-by-country basis:
Because of benefits such as cost control and improved productivity and flexibility, cloud computing is being adopted at faster paces than ever with vertical infrastructures being built for specific industries. While the healthcare cloud is one of the…
In conjunction with several other countries in the European Union, Poland signed the international copyright agreement known as, ACTA (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) Thursday in an effort to control the piracy of intellectual property over the …
The U.S. Supreme Court has issued a unanimous ruling saying that police need a warrant if they want to track a suspect's car using GPS.
Equivio, a company known for its analytical solutions for e-discovery, has today unveiled Equivio Zoom, a platform offering both predictive coding and analytics. With this release, the integrated platform will simplify the process of existing e-disco…
Mobile beast Ericsson and its rival in the Far East, ZTE, just finished ending a war on patent infringement and decided to shake hands and shrug off the past. According to a statement issued by Ericsson, both companies decided to stop butting heads a…
In an era where bullying has taken on a new medium by which to spread its disease, the Supreme Court has taken a pass in taking on two cases in such scenarios.
Motorola is still engaged in an all-out patent battle with Apple - even with an early victory for Motorola after a new ruling from the ITC.
Legal Industry NewsUPDATED 2:53 AM EST - Jan 28, 2012
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