The response by the U.S. State Department to a Freedom of Information Act request from the ACLU underscores the challenges of keeping information secret in the digital age.

Google’s recently announced plans to combine all individual information that it collects through all of its services highlights the need for caution when releasing personal information online.

The FBI recently issued a Request for Information that asked IT developers to come up with an app that can collect and compile personal information from across the Internet.

Amazon’s new mobile app Price Check lets users quickly compare product prices offered by different vendors. Bricks and mortar retailers are up in arms about it.

The Supreme Court decided yesterday that the government’s placing a GPS tracking device on a person’s car without a warrant violates the Fourth Amendment. What does this mean for future surveillance cases?

Federal prosecutors have issued an indictment against MegaUpload, its owner, and several of its officials, and shut down the site itself on piracy charges.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld immunity granted to telecommunications companies for their assisting the federal government in warrantless monitoring of phone and email lines

Joe Gordon’s arrest in Thailand is a reminder that today’s communications and information technologies make it possible for anyone to be liable for publishing crimes in other countries.

In Part 1 of this series, we discussed the key legal issues applicable to outsourced IT services. In this post, we will…

Commercial companies, governments, and the full range of organizations around the globe rely on external parties to provide information technology (IT) services…