Tech.Law: "If the Minister is a fake account, the blame is (also) the true Minister"

On Wed, March 21, 2012 in Articles , Social Networks , Tech.Law , by Ernesto Belisario

In recent months, it happened several times on Twitter. At some point on the timeline makes its appearance as a minister (or more generally of a politician) and all to wonder whether the real or a fake: Mountains, Boat, flounder and, ultimately, Fornero. It is not always easy to distinguish [...]

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Tech.Law: "Retwittare retwittare or not: this is the problem"

On Tue, March 13, 2012 in Articles , Social Networks , Tech.Law , by Ernesto Belisario

"Reetweets are not endorsements" (trans. "retweets do not necessarily approve"). Over the utimi months, this phrase has made its appearance on the profiles of many Twitter users (mainly, journalists), probably following the adoption by some media social media policy. In these documents is, in fact, is also governed by the code [...]

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Tech.Law: "Censorship is governments, not the Twitter"

On Mon, January 30, 2012 in Articles , Reports , Tech.Law , by Ernesto Belisario

He's doing a lot of Twitter to discuss the choice to change their policy, so that - in case the authorities of a country require it - to obscure posts of individual users (only) in the requesting country and not everyone else. In many areas there is to cry "censorship", Saturday [...]

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Autosegnalazione: Conference on "Social Networks and Web Sites for Professionals"

On Mon, 5 September 2011, at 2.0 Advocate , Report , Social Networks , by Ernesto Belisario

Social networks are not "kids stuff". This is confirmed by some recent investigations on the basis of which is costing the growing number of adult users of the most important sites like Twitter, Linkedin and - of course-Facebook. According to data released by the Pew Internet in recent weeks, 65% of U.S. Internet users (about 50% of the population) use social networking sites. [...]

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Take all away, but my Twitter!

On Tue, August 16, 2011 in Social Networks , by Ernesto Belisario

I imagine that many of those of you who have Twitter accounts to follow at least one journalist, one of those watching on TV or whose editorial appreciate when they read the newspaper. But what happens if they leave their head to another? Or if they change networks? Who are their "followers" (us)? [...]

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From LeggiOggi.it - "Social Networks for Lawyers: Twitter"

On Tue, May 24, 2011 in Articles , Attorney 2.0 , Notifications , by Ernesto Belisario

The news of Dominique Strauss Kahn was circulating on Twitter well before that gave the New York Times, Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his fatherhood via Twitter, the revolts of the last North African mesidevono their success (also) to Twitter. Everyone is talking about Twitter, but what? And, above all, can be profitably used in forensics? First things first. Twitter (www.twitter.com) is a service [...]

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Autosegnalazione: Conference on "Social Networks and Web Sites for Lawyers" in Milan, Rome and Bologna

On Wed, May 4, 2011, at 2.0 Advocate , signals , electronic justice , by Ernesto Belisario

About conoce I know that, for years, I deal with the issue concerning the introduction of technologies in the exercise of the legal profession, one of my earliest relationships in a conference (circa 2000) had as their object ethical profiles on website the law firm. Well, water has passed under the bridge, the Web [...]

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Law & Technology - No Article of the week. 6: Smart phones damage our reputation?

On Tue, August 4, 2009, in Article of the week , Blogging , by Ernesto Belisario

This blog is on vacation, or at least not yet. The silence of recent weeks has been determined not only by the classical increase of work before the holidays (customers prefer to leave after having taken their disputes or defined) but also some interesting projects for the next month and a book [.. .]

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