Webinars
Welcome to our Webinar page. Below you will find information about the webinars in our archive. To view any of them, click on the title. You will be redirected to a page on which you will need to enter a password. If you registered for the live webcast of the webinar, you can enter the same password you were previously provided. If you did not initially register, or have forgotten the password, the page will contain a link to enable you to enter your registration information. You will then receive an e-mail with the password.
Upon entering the password, you will be sent to a page with our video player. The page will also contain links to download supplemental materials for the webinar (e.g., presentation deck, relevant legislation and documentation, etc.). If you are an attorney seeking CLE credit, an Attorney Affirmation is also available for download to be completed after viewing the webinar and returned to us for preparation of a Certificate of Attendance.
If you have any questions, please e-mail us at digitalhhr@hugheshubbard.com.
App-endectomy: Removing the Mystery from the App Ecosystem
In this webinar, the DigitalHHR team explores the critical business and legal challenges associated with the development, publication, distribution, sale and use of Apps. We discuss the contours of in-App purchases, subscription-based offerings, and “freemium” models, as well as in-App advertising and App-based ad networks. We analyze the evolving privacy terms and conditions associated with the use of Apps, and the corresponding laws, regulations and case law impacting end user data collection, disclosure and ownership. We also address the terms and requirements promulgated by the various platform operators, including Apple, RIM (Blackberry) and Google (Android), and how they impact stakeholders’ participation across the different App environments.
This program is eligible for 1.5 credits of New York CLE in the “Professional Practice” category.
Forecast: Entertainment in the Cloud
In this webinar, the DigitalHHR team analyzes how cloud computing has led to new methods of distribution that give rise to an increased threat of copyright infringement and the recent case law impacting the cloud computing landscape. We also discuss authentication and digital rights management tools and how they create both business opportunities and challenges. For this webinar, we are joined by our UK-based colleagues from Taylor Wessing LLP who address some key international and European issues that impact cloud models.
This program is eligible for 1.5 credits of New York CLE in the “Professional Practice” category.
Whose Data Is It Anyway: Privacy and Data Security in a De-centralized Digital World
The focus of this webinar is the critical legal and business issues and questions raised by the need to protect personally identifiable information of end users in a digital environment. Topics addressed include how businesses can balance compliance with applicable laws and regulations while exploiting advancements in technology that enable the use of personal information to improve their products and services. A European perspective is provided by our colleague from Norton Rose in London.
This program is eligible for 1.5 credits of New York CLE in the “Professional Practice” category.
TV Everywhere
“TV Everywhere” is a digital platform agnostic solution that promises to enable pay TV subscribers online access to their programming wherever they may consume it via an Internet enabled device. In this webinar, we focus on methodologies used to authenticate subscribers and the technological burdens of implementing such authentication methodologies, the protection of personally identifiable information and controlling access to such subscriber information, the impact of the FCC’s proposed “net neutrality” rules on TV Everywhere initiatives, as well as potential business models and revenue opportunities for stakeholders, including revenue streams from enhanced subscription fees, premium advertising fees, etc.
This program is eligible for 1.0 credit of New York CLE in the “Professional Practice” category.
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