IT Business Net recently published an article I wrote. Here are some excerpts: We are in the Cyber Age. We rely on the internet and networked devices to engage in commerce, exchange information, and conduct business.  Even legal professionals rely on the internet to eFile documents with courts, engage in eDiscovery, and conduct research. Information technology (IT) departments, or managed service providers, are now critical to the successes of almost all organizations, wheth

The open Internet drives the economy and serves as a critical tool for people to conduct commerce, communicate, educate, entertain, and engage in the world around them. But what does an open Internet mean and is the debate over network neutrality really a question about keeping the Internet "open"? One of the features of the Internet is the "end-to-end" principle. It is the idea that the network infrastructure remains separate from the content it carries, and that all data

Cyber Law or cyberspace law is the field of law dealing with the Internet, encompassing cases, statutes, regulations, and disputes that affect people and businesses interacting through computers. CYBERLAW, Black's Law Dictionary (10th ed. 2014) Cyber Law is fairly new and rapidly evolving. The Internet had its origins in 1969 as an experimental networking project supported by the Advanced Research Project Agency of the U.S. Department of Defense. In 1983, the network switche