The Do's and Don'ts of Cloud Contracts
Cloud computing is the storage of data on remote computer servers and
the sharing and transmittal of such information by way of the
internet.

Use of the cloud enables both businesses and casual users to maintain
as much or as little electronic data as they wish on a third party's
mainframes without the need for or the expense of having to buy and
maintain their own hardware systems.

The cloud's economic benefits are clear. Still, clouds can be a legal
minefield for companies and their counsel. Data breaches, hosting of
illegal content, and inaccessibility of critical business information
are just a few examples of turbulent situations cloud users can face.

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Source: http://www.law.com/jsp/lawtechnologynews/PubArticleLTN.jsp?id=1202476608022&rss=ltn

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