Mobile devices and the law: What are the legal issues?

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Lawyer Jon Fell examines the legal issues around mobile IT

The launch of the iPad 2 last month underlines the increased use of mobile devices for personal and business use. Most businesses want to ensure that their employees are able to work efficiently wh...

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