CyberLaw and Business Report

News Update on NY Bully Law, UN Agenda for Internet and Kickstarter Cyber Harassment and Microsoft IE10 Do Not Track. Bennet then speaks with a couple of movie producers. Producer Tianna Brown discusses movie project The Treatment now seeking funding on Kickstarter. Sonicsgate producer Adam Brown talks about making film in response to the franchise move of the NBAs Seattle Supersonics to Oklahoma City.

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Discussing the Silicon Valley-DC Divide with Nigel Cameron CEO of C-PET Also, Bennet discusses the ICANN gTLD announcement with David Mitnick, the Founder and President of DomainSkate and company COO Howard Greenstein.

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Talking EU Cookie Rule and if the EU plans to create a cyber Berlin wall when it comes to e-commerce with Chris Babel, CEO of TRUSTe, and Robert Ellis Smith with Privacy Journal.

Bennet also talks about he Vote From Facebooks Data Usage Policy with the Co-Founder at eSarcasm, Dan Tynan.

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Steve DelBianco, Executive Director of NetChoice, discusses the FTC Workshop on Updating the Dotcom Disclosures. Also, Ann Ravel, Chairwoman of the California Fair Political Practices Commission, discusses political blogger disclosures.

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Legal legend Charles Nesson the founder of the Harvard Berkman Center for Internet and Society and lawyer for Joel Tenenbaum speaks about the RIAA pursuit of 675,000 dollars in damages for downloading 30 songs and the Supreme Courts refusal to intervene.

Plus, we hear from Raven Brooks, the executive director of Netroots Foundation and the upcoming Netroots Nation event coming to Providence, Rhode Island.

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A practice that was once employed by the Maryland Department of Corrections is now banned state-wide, as Marylands Governor signed legislation prohibiting employers from request[ing] or requir[ing] that at an employee or applicant disclose [any] means for accessing a personal account or service through an electronic communications device. Californias Assembly unanimously passed similar legislation this week and legislation is pending in Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and in Congress.

We hear from Adam Keigwin, the Chief of Staff, Office of Senator Leland Yee from the California State Senate whose office opposes the issue.

The news that the FTC would conduct an antitrust review of the 1 billion dollar Facebook-Instagram acquisition puts Facebook in the spotlight as they join Microsoft, Google and Intel as tech giants who have been subject of intense antitrust scrutiny. Bennet welcomes David Balto, who has practiced antitrust law for over 20 years in the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice, the Federal Trade Commission and in private practice.

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Bennet discusses the 2011 State of Security Survey with Liam O Murchu, the Manager, North American Operations for Symantec Security Technology and Response.

Plus Amazon Tax Decision; China Internet Crackdown; Domain Seizures; MySpace Consent Decree; Google Fine; Kickstarter 9 Million Dollar Watch in the news update.

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Mobile Payments, CISPA Update, Net Lobbying and Internet Hall of Fame are all discussed with solutions architect Andrew Pope and Washington lobbyist Jessica Wasserman of Wasserman and Associates.

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Josh Levy from Free Press talks about CISPA and Stop Cyber Spying Week. Rebecca Wilkins from Citizens for Tax Justice joins Bennet to discuss Corporate Tax Dodgers including none other than Apple Computers.
Plus, Today in history which includes the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906 and the worlds longest baseball game played in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

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Bennet focuses on internet taxation and the recent decision in Colorado overturning the states variation of the Amazon tax law. He speaks with Senior Vice President, Government Affairs of the DMA Jerry Cerasale, and executive director of the Performance Marketing Association. CLBR regular, champion cat herder Rebecca Madigan.

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