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Introducing @SEC_Litigation, an unofficial Twitter feed of SEC Litigation Releases.
WebMediaBrands Inc.’s CEO is redefining how corporate executives communicate with investors.
Applying the SEC’s the SEC’s 2008 Reg FD framework to Twitter.
SEC Enforcement’s “SEC_Actions” feed on Twitter goes silent.
Today, Wayne State University law professor Peter Henning and I hashed through the various issues raised in an earlier post about “Hot Tips, Twitter and Insider Trading” in an online discussion. We also explored the recent Mark Cuban decision, the 2nd Circuit’s opinion yesterday in the Dorozhko case, and the bill now before Congress that would prohibit Congressional insider trading. Check it all out here.
I took a shot yesterday at answering my own hypothetical questions involving insider trading liability for tips and trading related to Twitter “tweets.” Recognizing that I was grasping for answers and that I clearly needed to bring in heavier artillery, I reached out to Peter Henning, a law professor and frequent blogger for the New York Times’ DealBook on securities law issues. Peter graciously agreed to help me get to the bottom of these questions, and we will attempt to do that tomorrow in an online chat here at Securities Docket at 1 pm Eastern.
There it sits on its own dedicated page on Securities Docket: “BigLaw Lawyers on Twitter, LAST UPDATED: April 23, 2009.” There was a period in early 2009 where we were adding lawyers and law firms to this list regularly, but that period has obviously come to an end. Curiously, however, it does not seem as [...]
Securities Docket’s Bruce Carton is going to be experimenting with a Twitter application called Tweetboard for a day or two. It will allow you to quickly view Bruce’s posts on Twitter by clicking on the tab that should now appear on your screen on the left hand side (the tab is red when there are [...]