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Supreme Court to hear text message case
New York Times: Justices to hear text-message case. Background: A police sergeant in California sent sexually explicit text messages on his government-issued pager. His police chief and several others… more →
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Supreme Court to hear text message case
wrote 3 years ago: New York Times: Justices to hear text-message case. Background: A police sergeant in California sent … more →
Another early Christmas present: Ohio Supreme Court says an e-mail doesn't become non-public through the magic of deletion
wrote 4 years ago: Deleted emails still are public records. In a unanimous ruling yesterday, the Ohio Supreme Court sai … more →
Are text messages the next FOIA frontier?
wrote 5 years ago: Text messages? USA Today in its fashion-forward tech section says that text messages are the next fr … more →
Governments at all levels ...
wrote 5 years ago: …are unwilling to let the public see the e-mails of their elected officials. So says an Associ … more →
Will Maine lead the way on e-mail archiving and retrieval?
wrote 5 years ago: Eric Conrad of the Kennebec Journal wrote a reflective and clear article earlier this week that lays … more →
E-mail and open records: Nothing but trouble for two state governors
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wrote 5 years ago: Questions have arisen in Missouri about whether Gov. Matt Blunt’s staff is obligated to retain … more →
Are emails public records?
wrote 5 years ago: That’s been the question of the week on WikiFOIA. Conveniently, the Seattle Times is running a … more →
Links for a summer Friday
wrote 5 years ago: There’s now a section at Blogopedia devoted to blogs about open records and Freedom of Informa … more →
wrote 5 years ago: Maverick (aka Sara) has added some fascinating new information to the Public and private emails sect … more →
Corzine: emails should remain private
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wrote 5 years ago: In an ongoing story that has attracted lots of attention in New Jersey, Gov. Corzine is arguing that … more →
When email violates open meeting laws
wrote 5 years ago: That’s the title of a new section at the WikiFOIA. We’ll be hearing more about this from … more →
Ready access to emails
wrote 5 years ago: At the Death by Email blog, Roger Matus covers the “social, political, legal and business … more →
E-mail discovery, open records, and the FRCP
wrote 5 years ago: According to some estimates, 90% of business correspondence is now conducted through email. When cit … more →
wrote 6 years ago: Roger Matus: Sometimes “reply all” is a closed meeting that should have been open. … more →
wrote 6 years ago: Death by Email is full of FOIA-relevant email litigation this morning. Just keep scrolling and readi … more →
wrote 6 years ago: An intriquing blog I was fortunate enough to stumble across earlier this year is Death By Email.. Ro … more →
Arizona: Saying email is private doesn't make it private
wrote 6 years ago: That’s how Roger Matus describes it at Death By Email and I don’t see any reason to mess … more →
