Daliah Saper interviewed on Fox News to discuss Senate Bill 978
Fox News invited Daliah Saper to talk about a new Senate Bill that seeks to criminalize the unauthorized digital performance of music. Watch the interview here: Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com
Daliah Saper interviewed on Fox and Friends Morning Show about Sexting
Sexting in schools has become a widespread problem. A new California bill seeks to address the problem by amending an existing law that would allow school administrators to expel students who "sext". Daliah Saper debated the pros and cons of the new law on Fox news this morning. Watch the video here: Watch the latest video at <a href="https://video.foxnews.com" mce_href="https://video.foxnews.com">video.foxnews.com</a>
Daliah Saper interviewed on Fox News regarding Apple Iphone Tracking Lawsuit
Should Apple be liable for Privacy violations? Watch Daliah Saper debate the issue on Fox here: Watch the latest video at <a href="https://video.foxnews.com" mce_href="https://video.foxnews.com">video.foxnews.com</a>
Daliah Saper featured on Fox News this morning to discuss Facebook and College Admissions
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Daliah Saper interviewed on Fox News: Parents Suing Facebook Over Photo
Watch the interview here: Parents Suing Facebook Over Photo Mar 31, 2011 A gruesome image pushes parents to take action Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com
Video of January Seminar at Saper Law now available: Can I do That Online? Copyright Law and Online Posting
Websites all over the Internet invite you to "share" their content with your Facebook friends or tweet it to your Twitter followers. But what are the legal limitations on what you can share and where you can post it? Can you post an entire newspaper article to your personal blog? Make your professional wedding photos into an album on Facebook? Upload that amazing news story to YouTube? Daliah Saper, Principal Attorney at Saper Law, answered these questions and more during January's Seminar at Saper Law. For those of you who missed it, you can watch the video (complete with Continue Reading
Daliah Saper Lectures at Illinois Institute of Technology NetSecure 2011 Conference
This Thursday, March 24, Daliah will be speaking at IIT’s NetSecure2011. Here is the abstract of her presentation: Anonymity Online: When Should Your IT Department Reveal Information Related to an IP Address? The explosion of computer technology and communications has spawned a new area of litigation and legal concerns with regard to the constitutional expectation of privacy in Internet communications. The Stored Communications Act, 18 U.S.C. § 2703, enacted in 1986, represents Congress’ attempt to strike a fair balance between the privacy rights of individuals who have entrusted the contents of their electronic communications to Internet service providers and the government’s legitimate interest in Continue Reading
Daliah Saper Interviewed on Fox News: The Department of Education Eyeing Facebook
Watch the Interview here: The Department of Education Eyeing Facebook The government wants schools to oversee teens’ online activities to battle cyber-bullyin Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com
Saper Law Counsels Mobile Application Developers
Saper Law regularly assists software developers, web-based businesses, and other new and social media companies. In recent months, many of these clients have been focusing their energies on developing mobile applications to diversify their revenue streams. To this end, Saper Law has and continues to provide counseling and transactional services for entrepreneurs and corporations seeking to clear the legal hurdles of bringing these mobile applications to market. Daliah Saper first lectured to businesses pursuing mobile applications in March of 2010 when she presented to Day of Mobile conference attendees. She has also provided variations of this lecture to the Chicago Continue Reading
ReelSeo.com interviews Daliah Saper in an article about YouTube and Copyright Ownership
Who Owns Your YouTube Video? You, YouTube, Or Someone Else Entirely? By: Grant Crowell | When you upload a video to YouTube, who actually owns that video? Do you give your rights away to YouTube, or do you still retain copyright ownership? The short answer to that is: "It depends - there is a difference between ownership vs. licensing." For some specific answers to that and other important video copyright questions, read-on for a deep dive into YouTube's terms of service with cyber-lawyer and friend-of-ReelSEO, Daliah Saper. Daliah and I talk about getting and retaining copyrights for your web videos, the myths Continue Reading
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