John DiGiacomo

This podcast episode examines high-profile legal cases involving private videos, from Erin Andrews to Hulk Hogan, and what the outcomes mean for privacy and invasion of privacy law.

Revenge porn victims need an attorney experienced in non-consensual image law. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain what to look for when hiring a lawyer for a revenge porn case.

EU citizens have a right to be forgotten, allowing them to request deletion of personal data from online services. Here’s how the right to be forgotten works in EU law.

The FTC settled with Machinima over YouTube influencer videos that failed to disclose they were paid promotions. Here’s what the case means for influencer marketing disclosure.

The Semiconductor Chip Protection Act carries significant civil penalties for infringement. Here’s how bad the consequences can get and what constitutes a violation.

The Semiconductor Chip Protection Act protects original mask works used in semiconductor chips. Here’s what the law covers and how it protects chip designers.

Yelp’s disclosure of anonymous reviewer identities raises First Amendment privacy concerns. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the legal tension between Yelp subpoenas and reviewer privacy.

EU citizenship creates residency rights across member states. Here’s what Part III of this EU citizenship series covers about cross-border residency and freedom of movement.

The FCC proposed stronger internet service provider privacy rules affecting how ISPs use customer data. Revision Legal’s internet attorneys explain the proposed rules and business implications.

An internet lawyer handles legal matters that arise from online activity, digital business, and the internet. Here’s a video guide explaining what internet lawyers do and who needs one.