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What the heck is Dogecoin and how did it help NASCAR driver Josh Wise?  We explain this as well as learn about the healthcare regulatory bodies that govern your privacy with Not-A-Lawyer Matt on episode 031 of Owning Your Own.

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• Updates! - Quick highlights of interesting news across the internet
  
• The Finger – Reddit Community Endorses a NASCAR Driver
  
• The Toolbox – Drive Anywhere – Chrome Plugin That Works with Google Drive Offline
  
• Not Legal Advice with Not-A-Lawyer Matt – Ethical Ramifications of Healthcare Using Social Media
  
  
  
• Outro Song (Alan and Andrew) – Bubblin’ Brew by Tim Schroeder aka Chuck Mason and Burning by Bastik Legion
  
  
  

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• Our coin flip landed on the side; neither heads nor tails  (2:54)
  
• We are now proudly endorsing New Media Rights (5:04)
  
• BassSalary.com will forward you to all our music segments. (6:45)
  
• Luxotica (Rayban and Oakley) will be partnering with Google Glass to make the product more fashionable. (7:28)
  
• Twitter now allows 4 photos with your tweets (8:30)
  
• You really like Tide (RIP Mitch Hedberg) (11:10)
  
• Dogecoin is a crypto-currency and was used to sponsor underdog Josh Wise to make his appropriate funding for the NASCAR event. (12:20)
  
• Shiba-inu dog? (12:40)
  
• Dogecoin was used to send the Jamaican bobsled team to Sochi (13:02)
  
• Drive Anywhere allows you to work with files in Google Drive offline and on. (17:00)
  
• Matt worked with healthcare data previously. (23:00)
  
• Can you legally offer discounts for healthcare companies through social actions? (24:00)
  
• Laws that govern healthcare are very complex (24:30)
  
• Anti-kickback (25:00)
  
• Stark and Kickback (26:30)
  
• Cannot base a contest for example, on quantity of referrals (27:00)
  
• Healthcare is more important than the quality of your toast (29:00)
  
• Lapband industry pushed advertising as far as they could before getting “slapped” by the law (31:00)
  
• Medical devices and over the counter products have a different set of rules than healthcare providers (32:10)
  
• As long as it’s not public, it should be ok to solicit business (33:10)
  
• HIPAA prohibits healthcare workers to promote patients, celebrities for example (37:00)
  
• Identifiable and De-indentifying information (41:00)
  
• Send sound bytes to podcast@owningyourown.com! (43:00)