Thoughts on the evolving intersection of technology, media, and the law posted by a technology lawyer living and working in the Silicon Valley.
Tuesday, March 01, 2005
Self censoring your company mail/blog
At Demo this week, InBoxer (aka Audiotrieve, LLC) introduced its program OutBoxer, designed to enable employees to reconsider content of emails and blogs before precipitously hitting "send". The product can be configured to adopt corporate rules regarding content, profanity, and presumably confidential information. In my view, a well placed concern, in this era of electronic discovery, hostile workplace litigation, and the misplaced belief that email is a "private" means of communicating. I'd be curious to see how difficult it is to implement across an enterprise -- and what role HR will play in the monitoring.
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