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July 29, 2008

TWiL Podcast

Checkmark_2 Recently, I was lucky enough to be invited by the inimitable Denise Howell to participate in one of the most well known legal podcasts, TWiL.   The podcast is now available here.

In TWiL 16, host Denise Howell, Ernie Svenson, Marty Schwimmer, Evan Brown and I discuss iPhone unlocking, FBI child porn baiting, electronic discovery, Viacom v. YouTube, and more.

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