No. 39-1, September 2025
Index
- AGENTIZING PRIVACY PREFERENCES WITHOUT PRIVATIZING DATA PROTECTION POLICY.
- BAN COOKIE BANNERS: A CASE STUDY IN TECH REGULATION.
- COMPUTE MONITORING: REVIVING THE ENCRYPTION BACKDOOR DEBATE.
- DAMAGES DONE: POST-ECOFACTOR PATENT DAMAGES APPORTIONMENT AND THE PUSH TO REDOUBLE INJUNCTIVE RELIEF.
- M&A EXCEPTIONALISM IN PRIVACY LAW. (mergers and acquisitions)
- SAFE SEX IN THE AGE OF BIG TECH FEMINISM.
- TAINTED SOURCE CODE.
- THE FEDERAL CIRCUIT IS AN INEFFICIENT MONOPOLY: A REPLY TO LEE AND LEMLEY. (response to William F. Lee & Mark A. Lemley, Harvard Journal of Law and Technology, vol. 37, p. 255, 2024)
- TRADITIONAL AND COMPUTATIONAL CANONS.