CyberLaw and Business Report

Santa Monica startup WaiveCar could become the next big sharing economy disruptor. As explained by CEO Isaac Deutch:

The idea behind WaiveCar is to provide free to low cost, clean transportation alternatives for cities. We cover our costs with ad revenue via a digital display mounted on the roof of the vehicle.

The displays are not just a computer monitor besides for being military grade, the screens are smart they can display ads dynamically, including geolocated ads very cool for on street, hyper localized ads.

For now, were using the Chevy Spark EV. We have 20 cars and they get about 80 miles of range on a charge. Our first market is LA, starting in Santa Monica. From there were planning on expanding the LA fleet to 200 vehicles.

Rentals are completely FREE for the first 2 hours. We just take need to check your drivers license and have a CC on file. After 2 hours, its $5.99 / hr (not to make money, but to ensure trips are short and the system can be used by all).

We launched on Monday. If youre in Santa Monica, please download the app, stop by, and rent a car for free!

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Bennet Kelley speaks with Gerald Posner, author of Gods Bankers: A History of Money and Power at the Vatican Bank. Afterwards, hespeaks with legendary writer/director/producer David Paulsen who traveled to the Vatican in 1970 as a journalist, accompanying Bishop James Edward Walsh to meet with Pope Paul VI following his release after 12 years in prison in China and has met some of the actors involved in the Vatican Bank Story.

Gods Bankers isa rare exposand an astounding saga marked by poisoned business titans, murdered prosecutors, mysterious deaths of private investigators, and questionable suicides; a carnival of characters from Popes and cardinals, financiers and mobsters, kings and prime ministers; and a set of moral and political circumstances that clarify not only the churchs aims and ambitions, but reflect the larger dilemmas of the worlds more recent history.

 

 

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Bennet Kelley welcomes returning guest, Leeor Neta, to comment on the recent victory on the copyrightdecisionin the Northern District of California of a case between Media.net Advertising vs. Netseer, Inc. Leo explains how he CSS codes how a company can protect their websites HTML.

Leeor counsels clients on intellectual property, Internet and mobile marketing, data privacy, communications, and general corporate law. He has prosecuted and defended hundreds of intellectual property and Internet-related disputes. He represents domestic and foreign clients in a variety of matters, including IP infringement, trade secret misappropriation, unfair competition, domain disputes, and licensing. His practice spans a variety of jurisdictions in courts throughout the country. Leeor is based in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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We learn about Berkman Center Internet MonitorwithRebekah Heacock Jones,Senior Project Manager at HarvardsBerkman Center for Internet & Society, manages complex projects with research, technical development, and community organizing components.

The launch of the Berkman Center Internet Monitor dashboard, Harvards Center for Internet and Society explains it asa freely accessible tool that aims to improve information for policymakers, researchers, advocates, and user communities working to shape the future of the Internet by helping them understand trends in Internet health and activity through data analysis and visualization. . . .
The dashboard lets users customize a collection of data visualization widgetssome offering real-time dataabout Internet access and infrastructure, online content controls, and digital activity. Users can create multiple collections that enable easy comparisons across countries and data sources, and are quick to configure, edit, and share. In addition to creating their own collections, visitors to the dashboard will be able to view a selection of featured collections based on topics such as online media and network traffic around the world.

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Bennet Kelleytalks with acclaimed actor, playwright, and authorEric Bogosian. Bogosian is best known as the writer and star of the Pulitzer Prize-nominated play and Oliver Stone movie Talk Radio and for playing Captain Danny Ross for five seasons on Law and Order: Criminal Intent.

Our interview was recorded previously courtesy of the Miami Book Fair. It was a fascinating discussion that continued after we off the air.

Bogosians new book tells the story of a tightly knit band of killers, who in 1921, set out to avenge the deaths of almost one million victims of the Armenian Genocide.

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Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist David Maraniss talks about his latest book, Once in a Great City: A Detroit Story. Bennet Kelley talks to David here about the rise of Motown and how it captured the world with its amazing artists. Plus we go back to a interview Bennet had withSteve RenekeronMaking the City of Angels Los Angeles a Gig City.

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As we do every year, we end the year with a light-hearted review of the cyber heroes and zeros of the year. Frequent guests Dan Tynan and Brenda Christensen arethe judges.

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With voting set to begin in Iowa in less than two months and the race becoming more heated with each statement from Donald Trump, what better time to take a look at the Republican field and the office they seek.

Bennet Kelleyspeaks with White House correspondent Kenneth Walsh, author of Celebrity in Chief: A history of the Presidents and the Culture of Stardom, courtesy of the Miami Book Fair.

Walsh is followed by Washington Times Columnist Ralph Hallow who gave his assessment of the Republican field following the Conservative Political Action Committee convention.

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Battling Mexicos Cartels Online as Bennet Kelley welcomes Rafa Fernandez De Castro.De Castro recently wrote in FusionHow Narco Data seeks to x-ray Mexicos drugcartels, detailingefforts byNarco Datato create an online platform to assemble historic and current information on the drug cartels.

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Bennet Kelley is joined byDavid Rieff to discuss his bookThe Reproach of Hunger: Food, Justice, and Money in the Twenty-First Century. Reiff's book serves as areview about whether ending extreme poverty and widespread hunger is within our reach as increasingly promised. Moving into the second segment Bennet is joined byDelphine Halgand to discuss enemies of the internet.

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