Federal Communications Law Journal

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• Do Androids Defame with Actual Malice? Libel in the World of Automated Journalism.
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• Famously Fake: Using the Law to Reverse the Demise of Social Media Credibility.
• Here, There, and Everywhere: Defining the Boundaries of the 'Schoolhouse Gate' in the Era of Virtual Learning.
• Protecting Free Speech in a Post-Sullivan World.
• We Know What's in Your Wallet: Data Privacy Risks of a Central Bank Digital Currency.
• A Proposal for Notice and Choice Requirements of a New Consumer Privacy Law.
• Building Blocks of Privacy: Why the Third-Party Doctrine Should Not Be Applied to Blockchain Transactions.
• We Don't All Look the Same: Police Use of Facial Recognition and the Brady Rule.

Featured documents

• Social Network or Social Nightmare: How California Courts Can Prevent Facebook's Frightening Foray Into Facial Recognition Technology From Haunting Consumer Privacy Rights Forever.
• Broadband Internet Access Service Is a Telecommunications Service.
• NETFLIX KILLED THE CABLE TV STAR: Cable TV is Definitionally Disadvantaged for Use of Artificial Intelligence.
• Do Androids Defame with Actual Malice? Libel in the World of Automated Journalism.
• What's the FCC Got to Do With It?: How the FCC's Repeal of Net Neutrality Affects Telehealth, Contributing to Inequities and Disparities.
• Freedom of Speech, The War on Terror, and What's YouTube Got to Do with it: American Censorship During Times of Military Conflict.
• Localism as a Solution to Market Failure: Helping the FCC Comply with the Telecommunications Act.
• New Coins on the Block: How Should Cryptocurrency Hard Forks be Taxed?
• From Diet Pills to Truth Serum: How the FTC Could Be a Real Solution to Fake News.
• The Legality of Web Scraping: A Proposal.