(M)Ad Men: Using Persuasion Factors in Media Advertisements to Prevent a Tyranny of the Majority on Ballot Propositions

Authors

Chris Chambers Goodman

Abstract

Mobile e-discovery spans the globe and creates a multitude of issues for litigants and the courts. The issue of privacy, jurisdiction, privilege, and consent intersect in the mobile space with users sending text messages, twittering, posting notes and videos on-line, and sharing pictures all in the span of a work day. Of course this is further complicated by the integration of the 24/7 workplace and the electronic discovery issues of retention, preservation, and production of the data that mobile devices create. This article examines these issues and provides an overview of some of the more common underlying mobile telecommunication technologies.

Recommended Citation

Chris Chambers Goodman, (M)Ad Men: Using Persuasion Factors in Media Advertisements to Prevent a Tyranny of the Majority on Ballot Propositions, 32 UC Law SF Comm. & Ent. L.J. 247 (2010).
Available at: https://repository.uclawsf.edu/hastings_comm_ent_law_journal/vol32/iss2/3