Tag: Proskauer

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Apple’s moves in mobile advertising generate new antitrust complaint

Published: August 12, 2010

By Jeffrey Neuburger

One question the regulators will likely assess is whether Apple has run afoul of the Sherman Antitrust Act, which prohibits monopolies that restrict competition.

U.S. Supreme Court finds employer review of personal text messages reasonable

Published: June 21, 2010

By Katharine Parker, Kristen J. Mathews and Gregory J. Couillou

Employers should have policies to let employees know that communications on employer equipment and networks are not private.

What does the draft privacy legislation say about locational data?

Published: June 3, 2010

By Jeffrey Neuburger

Mobile marketers should pay close attention as the draft federal privacy bill aims at one of the fastest-growing practices in mobile marketing – the collection and use of locational data.

FCC broadband plan suggests consumer control over personal data

Published: April 19, 2010

By Jeffrey Neuburger

The FCC broadband plan surveys the tension between the privacy interests of consumers versus the use of consumer data to target useful ads and monetize services that are free to consumers.

Court considers limits on law enforcement access to subscriber data

Published: February 11, 2010

By Jeffrey Neuburger

A law enforcement search of a home or office requires police officers to show up in person and serve a warrant on the occupant. Not so with warrants for the turnover of mobile subscriber data.

A lawyer’s take on the Apple iPad

Published: February 2, 2010

By Jeffrey Neuburger

Content providers and publishers, wireless carriers, application developers and mobile marketers should be forewarned: the Apple iPad does raise certain legal issues.

3 privacy perils in a 3G world

Published: February 18, 2009

By Tanya L. Forsheit

As mobile marketing explodes, the possibilities for targeting relevant advertising increase exponentially. But the promise brings with it considerable potential perils for privacy and security compliance.