North Carolina Journal of Law and Technology

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• Online Streaming Under National Association for the Deaf v. Netflix, Inc. and the Cvaa
• Revisiting the “anonymous Speaker Privilege”
• Interdigital v. International Trade Commission
• The Promise of Trailing-edge Sentencing Guidelines
• Aia Post-grant Review & European Oppositions: Will They Work in Tandem, or Rather Pass Like Ships in the Night?
• What Now? the Future of Epa Transport Programs Following Vacatur of the Cross-state Air Pollution Rule
• We All Know It’s a Knock-off! Re-evaluating the Need for the Post-sale Confusion Doctrine in Trademark Law
• The Public Display of Digital Library Collections
• In Re K-dur Antitrust Litigation: Pharmaceutical Reverse Payment Settlements Go Beyond the “scope of the Patent”
• Oracle America, Inc. v. Google, Inc.: the Only Nonliteral Aspects of Java Apis Protected Under Copyright Law Are the Ones Nobody Wants to Copy

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• Excessive Reverse Payments in the Context of Hatch-waxman
• Preserve or Perish; Destroy or Drown - Ediscovery Morphs Into Electronic Information Management
• We Are Not a Daubert State--but What Are We? Scientific Evidence in North Carolina After Howerton
• Click Here to Share! the Impact of the Veoh Litigations on Viacom v. Youtube
• Can Facial Recognition Technology Be Used to Fight the New War Against Terrorism?: Examining the Constitutionality of Facial Recognition Surveillance Systems
• The Seamy Side of the Seamy Side: Potential Danger of Cyberpiracy in the Proposed “.xxx” Top Level Domain
• Obviousness or Inventive Step as Applied to Nucleic Acid Molecules: a Global Perspective
• Running Down a Dream: Oscar Pistorius, Prosthetic Devices, and the Unknown Future of Athletes With Disabilities in the Olympic Games
• Unanswered Arrrrguments After the Pirate Bay Trial: Dropping Sail in the Safe Harbors of the Eu Electronic Commerce Directive
• Foreword