Greg Sullivan joins Jim Blasingame to report on the European Union’s privacy laws which are in effect for any business that sells to an E.U. citizen – online or in-person – including restrictions on how you can market to them.

Greg Sullivan joins Jim Blasingame to report that privacy laws in the European Union run with their citizens, so that if one of them comes into contact with a U.S. business, that law, and penalties, applies to the business.

Steve DelBianco joins Jim Blasingame to report the new top domain options, including branded domains like .Amazon, instead of .com, especially when it’s the same name as say, a river in Brazil.

Cliff Ennico joins Jim Blasingame to reveal three practices that will give an employer more control over the political speech in their workplace, including talk with a local attorney, discuss concerns with all employees, and how to take action against offending employees.

Cliff Ennico joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that employers who want to control political speech in their offices should check with the state law first.

Cliff Ennico joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that enforcing free speech as an employee depends on which state you live in.

Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to lament the fact that there seems to be a major security breach every month that puts up to millions of people at risk for having their privacy stolen.

Jim Blasingame reveals some of the things you can do to minimize the dangers of cyber-breaches, like the one at Equifax.

Jim Blasingame reveals that the Equifax cyber-breach was worse than other corporate breaches because this credit rating company has virtually all the private information of the 143 million people who were exposed.

Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to report on the cyber-breach of the credit information credit firm, Equifax, which in some ways will turn out to be the worst in history because of the information they stole about 150 million consumers.