Wi-Fi*, My Learned Friend

IBLS Contributor: Odia Kagan, Partner, Shavit Bar-On Gal-On Tzin Nov Yagur Law Offices – Tel Aviv, Israel, okagan@sbilaw.com

Connecting the Court system with a wireless communication network enables journalists and lawyers to maintain a continuous contact with the world outside the courtroom and changes the rules of the game.

Published 24 April 07 09:58 by IBLS Editor

Filed under: United States, Odia Kagan, Shavit Bar-On Gal-On Tzin Nov Yagur, Israel, University of Southern California, California courts, CNET, wireless Internet connection, wireless communication network, VPN, Scott Peterson, wireless fidelity, KCRA-TV, instant messages, Florida courts, Michael Overing, courtroom Internet, US Department of Justice, Virtual Private Network, netiquette, IM, Texas courts, North Carolina courts, John Carriker, Ben Charny, Wi-fi

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# Click here said on April 16, 2008 3:29 PM:: Internet access is monopoly or duopoly or a heavily regulated industry. The middle mile connections from the local network to the Internet backbone may or may not be competitive depending on where you are. But the Internet backbone itself is extremely

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