In Twitter's legal department, its four lawyers are assigned to multiple teams that include engineers, developers, sales people and others to tackle business issues and new projects. "We're much more integrated into the fabric of the company," notes GC Alexander Macgillivray.
November 02, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
When Twitter wanted to let users see YouTube videos and photos without leaving the site, in-house lawyer Bakari Brock offered more than legal advice.
He helped plan and execute the business strategy, too. For months, he hammered out details with engineers and developers to upgrade the site, advising on everything from privacy to licensing to communications. He put together agreements with partners.
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