CyberLaw and Business Report

Bennet Kelley speaks withthe U.S. Chamber of Commerces Senior Vice President for Asia Tami Overby about the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement. The US Chamber of Commerce is an active supporter of the TPP, although there is opposition to the treaty within the tech community.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement ("TPP") is a free trade agreement currently being negotiated by nine countries: The United States, Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Chile, Malaysia, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, and Vietnam.

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Ken White, a writer at the legal blog Popehat is back to talk to Bennet Kelley about how broke the news regarding how federal prosecutors based in New York sent a grand jury subpoena and letter to Reason.com. Plus, we learn how a gag order came from a U.S. District Court, meaning Reason could not write or speak publicly about the subpoena or gag order—even to acknowledge either existed.

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Future of Privacy Forums Joe Jerome, who recently was on to discuss privacy and the internet of things, joins us to discuss the Future of Privacy Forums latest Study of Privacy Practices in Sharing Economy

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Domain theft is a growing problem, as domain names can be easily transferred to overseas registrars and sold. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has received more than 140 complaints about domain-name thefts in the past 20 months. At least 15 cases seeking the return of domain names were filed in U.S. courts last year, up from five in 2013 and 10 in 2012. David Weslow,  ‎IP and New Media Attorney at Wiley Rein LLP, joins Bennet Kelley to discuss.

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Bennet Kelley talks with Gordon Firemark about the 9th Circuit Innocence of the Muslims Ruling as well as what it means for AirBNB.

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On Today's show Bennet Kelley welcomes back Chris Olson, the very first guest of the radio program and the Deputy Director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection at the FTC to talk about Privacy for consumers in today's modern world and where we've come since the 1st episode.

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WeMeet the Producer/Director Whose Unaired Doc Has Cost Yelp Millions asKaylie Milliken of Prost Productions joins Bennet Kelleyto talk about her documentary, Billion Dollar Bully.

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Earlier this month, the Electronic Frontier Foundation won a ruling from the US Patent and Trademark Office that the so-called Podcast Patent was invalid and obvious. Bennet learns more about the case fromVera Raineri,Staff Attorney on the Electronic Frontier Foundations intellectual property team, focusing on patent reform.

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Host Bennet Kelly speaks with Attorney Mark Ishman about the dangers and issues from Data Breaches and what should be done about it. Reports of Data Breaches are becoming a common occurrence In 2014, a Ponemon Institute survey estimated that 47 percent of all American adults have been affected by data breaches in the last year Target has settled consumer claims arising out of its 2013 data breach compromising…

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Bennet discusses the aftermath of the Ellen Pao-Kleiner Perkins gender discrimination case Kristen Brown covered the trial for the San Francisco Chronicle and made a particularly astute assessment to Bennet Kelley about the jurys finding in favor of Kleiner Perkins. Also, we hear from David Gelles,reporter for the New York Times, covering mergers & acquisitions, corporate governance, and Wall Street, and the author of Mindful Work.

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