Federal Communications Law Journal - 2024
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Living in Private: The Fourth Amendment and Perpetual Electronic Surveillance.
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Lindke v. Freed.(social media usage by a government official)
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Facial Recognition Technology and a Proposed Expansion of Human Rights.
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Combating Online Medical Misinformation by Physicians: Expansion of Fiduciary Duty of Care.
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Response to "Regulatory Implications of Turning Internet Platforms into Common Carriers".(response to Lawrence Spiwak, Federal Communications Law Journal, vol. 76, p. 1, 2023)
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Regulatory Implications of Turning Internet Platforms into Common Carriers.
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E-Rate Reporting Mechanisms: Closing CIPA's Backdoor for Unconstitutional Infringements on Students' First Amendment Rights.(Child Online Protection Act of 1999)
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From One Sector to Another: Applying a Proactive Framework to the FCC's Network Resiliency Efforts.(Federal Communications Commission)
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A Star is Born: Lack of Income Rights for Entertainment's Newest Stars, "KidTubers."
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NetChoice, L.L.C. v. Paxton.(censorship of user-generated content)
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The FCC's Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Agenda? The Emergence of China in the Global Internet Standard-Setting Arena.
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A Fiduciary Judge's Guide To Improving Outcomes for Victims in Federal Data Breach Class Actions.
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Title II "Net Neutrality" Broadband Rules Would Breach Major Questions Doctrine.(Communications Act of 1934)
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Alone Together: How the FTC Can Develop a Transatlantic Approach to Consumer Privacy in the Age of Surveillance Capitalism.
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Bridging the U.S. Regulatory Gap: Why the FCC Should Authorize Novel Commercial Space Activities.
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"Free" Speech: Reframing the Rogers Test to Adequately Balance Rights in a Rapidly Evolving Digital Era.
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Burying the Black Box: AI Image Generation Platforms as Artists' Tools in the Age of Google v. Oracle.(artificial intelligence)
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Missouri v. Biden.(censorship of user-generated content)
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EDITOR'S NOTE.
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Invisible Infrastructure: Adapting the Commercial Spectrum Enhancement Act to Meet Current Needs.
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Decriminalizing Trivial Computer Use: The Need to Narrow the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) After Van Buren.
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Amazon's Acquisition of One Medical: The Lack of Health Data Regulation in the Age of Big Tech.
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Reclaiming the Airwaves: An Analysis of Claims to Wireless Spectrum by Tribal Nations Based on Treaty Obligations and the Federal Trust Responsibility.
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Influenced into Addiction: Using the Multi-District Litigation Against Opioid Companies as a Framework for Social Media Companies.
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Editor's Note.
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Garnier v. O'Connor-Ratcliff.(social media page access control)
