Remember the good old days–like, last year–when all that most companies needed to know about their employee’s social media activity is that the company should have a policy about it? Well, those halcyon days are long gone. Now it’s only a matter of days before thousands of newly minted “Google Explorers” start wearing their Google[...]
Augmented Reality as Free Speech – A First Amendment Analysis
Monday, April 1, 2013 By 2 Comments
Does the First Amendment to the United States Constitution protect the right to augment reality? As with most legal questions about augmented reality (or “AR”), we can’t answer definitively, because no court has yet considered the issue. But with consumer-level digital eyewear just around the corner, we will soon be faced with questions just like[...]
Augmented Reality Eyewear & the Problem of Porn [FROM THE ARCHIVES]
Wednesday, November 21, 2012 By 7 Comments
[This article was originally posted on May 2, 2012.] Regardless of your moral outlook, porn is a serious and growing sociological ill. It may not be the same type of problem as crystal meth, child predators, or terrorism. But it is a problem–and one that will get an order of magnitude worse when AR eyewear[...]
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