The following is a representative list of articles published since December 2010:

• What Every Executive Should Learn From Wal-Mart’s Mistakes (Harvard Business Review)
• How Instant Mobile Commerce Will Disrupt The Way You Do Business (Forbes)
• How Connected Health, Public-Private Cooperation, And Big Data Can Revolutionize Health Care (Forbes)
• Big Data And Health Care Get Engaged (Forbes)
• How Intellectual Property (IP) Enables And Protects Open Innovation Platforms (Forbes)
• Six Things Google Drive Must Do To Compete With Dropbox, Apple’s iCloud, Microsoft Cloud, and Box (Forbes)
• Did Apple Rob Your Library? (Forbes)
• DOJ v Apple: What Happens Next (Forbes)
• How Crowdsourcing Is Tackling Poverty In The Developing World (Forbes)
• Non-Facebook Timelines for the Ages (Forbes)
• Federal Judges Consider Consider Important Issues That Could Shape The Future of Predictive Coding Technology
• The New Way Twitter Will Dominate Online Journalism (Forbes)
• What Technology-Assisted Electronic Discovery Teaches Us About The Role Of Humans In Technology (Forbes)
• Today’s CIO: Where Business Strategy Meets Information Technology (Forbes)
• Unleashing the Snoball Effect of Charitable Social Giving (Forbes)
• Your Ethical and Legal Duties When Using Wireless Networks (Forbes)
• My Secret Piece of Boston Garden History (The Huffington Post)
• Should Freedom of Information Requests Extend to Technology and Software Systems? (Forbes)
• Data Security and Identity Access Management (Forbes)
• Five Top Reasons to Welcome Back the NBA (The Huffington Post)
• Why We Root For Tim Tebow (The Huffington Post)
• Manufacturing Moneyball: Using Big Data and Business Intelligence To Spur Operational Excellence (Forbes)
• Names to Know in Big Data: Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) (Forbes)
• When Technology Disrupts Enforcement of Judicial Decisions (Forbes)
• Names You Need To Know in Data Security: Cleversafe (Forbes)
• Managing Information Risk and Archiving Social Media (Forbes)
• Eight Great Law & Technology Resources (Forbes)
• The Demise of Electronic Discovery’s Per-Gigabyte Price Model (Forbes)
• Remembering 9-11 and The Majestic Bases of the Twin Towers (Forbes)
• Data Security And The Imperative of Private Clouds (Forbes)
• E-Discovery Moves to the Cloud (Forbes)
• Privilege Waived? Federal Court Says Don’t Blame Your Electronic Discovery Vendor (Forbes)
• Enterprise Management of Intellectual Property (Forbes)
• Automated Management of Legal Holds (Forbes)
• Corporate Policy Management (Forbes)
• The Shifting Demarcations of the Inequitable Conduct Doctrine (Forbes)
• Ninth Circuit Rejects Alleged Cable TV Bundling Antitrust Claims (Forbes)
• Court Orders Production of Non-Privileged Emails in Chain of Otherwise Privileged Emails (Forbes)
• The Strategic Use of Patent Reexamination (Forbes)
• Google: Can Anonymous Emails Remain Anonymous? (Forbes)
• Supreme Court Addresses Inhumane Conditions in California Prisons, Orders Release of 46,000 Inmates (Forbes)
• E-Discovery, Special Masters, and Soaring Costs (Forbes)
• Why You Should Think Very Seriously Before Expressing Political Views at Airport Security (Forbes)
• FCPA-Inspired UK Bribery Act Projected to Hit the Oil and Gas Industry Hardest (Forbes)
• Court to Detroit: Don’t Disappear from Discovery Process and then Cry Foul on Default (Forbes)
• D.C. Circuit Opinion Banning Dancing at Memorials Deserves Very Close Scrutiny (Forbes)
• Supreme Court Upholds Warrantless Searches to Protect Destruction of Evidence, Scolded by Justice Ginsburg (Forbes)
• Spoliation of Evidence and the Totality of the Circumstances (Forbes)
• Legal Services Outsourcing (LSO) — Maximizing Comparative Advantage (Forbes)
• Judicial Guidance on Authenticating Electronically Stored Information (ESI) from Social Networks (Forbes)
• Federal Court Scolds D.C. for “Rolling” Document Production After Start of Trial (Forbes)
• Dodd-Frank Whistleblowing Claims Require Personal and Direct Reporting to SEC (Forbes)
• Cell Phone Radiation? Text, Don’t Talk, advises FCC (Forbes)
• Facebook Strikes A Blow To Social Media Spammers (Forbes)
• Texas’ Personal Data Spill Just Got Texas-Sized (Forbes)
• Towering E-Discovery Sanctions Should Be Applauded (Forbes)
• Your Ethical Legal Duties When Using Wireless (Wi-Fi) Networks (Forbes)
• Doninger v. Niehoff — Student Blogging, The School House, and Free Speech Collide (Forbes)
• Osama bin Laden’s Identity Confirmed With Biometrics Technology. You’re Next — and You Should Care (Forbes)
• Facebook Must Produce — Not Merely “Provide Access” — to Electronically Stored Information (ESI) in Native Formats (Forbes)
• The Five Hottest Topics in E-Discovery Today (Forbes)
• Should Government Agencies Be Able To Exempt Themselves From The Privacy Act? (Forbes)
• Business Intelligence and Legal Matter Management (Forbes)
• Don’t Mess With Texans’ Personal Data — Texas Comptroller’s Massive Data Breach Will Cost State Millions (Forbes)
• Remembering The Magic of Supreme Court Briefs Before Technology Took Over (Forbes)
• How To Make Sure Your Company’s Data Doesn’t Get Stuck In Europe (Forbes)
• 200 Terabytes of Government Electronic Discovery Abuse (Forbes)
• The Dodd-Frank Act’s Robust Whistleblowing Incentives (Forbes)
• Metadata, The Freedom of Information Act, and Government Hypocrisy (Forbes)
• Legal Contract Management And The Modern Enterprise (Forbes)
• Credit Card Transactions — How Safe Is Your Personal Information? (Forbes)
• Protecting Your Corporation Against FCPA Liability in Mergers & Acquisition (Forbes)
• E-Discovery And The Rise of Predictive Coding (Forbes)
• Why The Wikileaks Twitter Case Was Correctly Decided. And Why It Shouldn’t Be. (Forbes)
• Zero Tolerance: The Race To The Top of Anti-Corruption and Stringent Government Enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (“FCPA”) (Forbes)
• Unified Legal Repositories And A Coherent, Efficient E-Discovery Strategy (Forbes)
• Lawyers & Tech Entrepreneurs: Four Important Lessons From Michelangelo’s Sculpting of The David (Forbes)
• A Cloud Computing Primer for Corporate Counsel (American Lawyer’s Corporate Counsel; Law & Technology News)
• The Fly On the Wall Who Knew Too Much: The Internet Age And The “Hot News” Doctrine Converge (Forbes)
• Surviving e-Discovery With the Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division (Forbes)
• Can The Government Seize Your Email Without A Warrant? You’ll Be Surprised. (Forbes)
• How and Why General Counsel Must Move Up the Ladder When They Suspect Senior Management of Wrongdoing (American Lawyer’s Corporate Counsel)
• Why Corporate Counsel Must Own Social Media Policy (Forbes)
• Cloud Computing: A Shift From IT Luxury to Business Necessity (The Huffington Post)
• Electronic Health Records Dramatically Increase Corporate Risk (The Huffington Post)
• Why Today’s Chief Information Officer Will Be Tomorrow’s Chief Executive (The Huffington Post)
• Five Ways to Protect Corporate Executives From Catastrophic Liability (The Huffington Post)
• Why Corporate Counsel Must Implement Stringent Corporate Anti-Corruption Policies in 2011 (The Huffington Post)
• The Imperative of Investing in Women in the Workforce (The Huffington Post)
• Corporate Executives: Get Ready For A Billion Dollar Lawsuit (The Huffington Post)