I will offer a presentation on internet law on Thursday, February 10, 2011 at Alfio's La Trattoria, 4515 Willard Ave, Chevy Chase, MD. The event is a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting sponsored by the DC Chapter of the Association of Information Technology Professionals.
TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED.
During the presentation, I will address the dos and don’ts of internet use and provide answers to many of the legal questions asked by those who blog, podcast, operate a website, publish an email newsletter, or participate in social media such as:
- How do I protect my original content posted online?
- Do I need permission to post other people’s material?
- Can I depict or mention real people online?
- Can I be fired for my internet activities?
- At what point does my negative online review about a company or product cross the line from legal to not-so-legal?
- Am I safe if I post my negative review anonymously?
- What can I do about negative information posted online about me, my child or my business?
- Is it okay for me to post a review about a product on my blog if the manufacturer gave me a free copy of the product?
- Do websites know more about me than I think they know?
- How do websites get information about me if I don't give it to them?
- How can I protect my online privacy?
MORE DETAILS
The $25 event fee (payable by cash or check at the door) includes a three-course dinner and valet parking. You can find additional information at AITP website at www.aitp.org. If you do plan to attend, please RSVP via email to aitpdc-reply@aitpdc.org
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