The Journal of High Technology Law

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• REMOVING THE LAWYER FROM THE LAW: BOLSTERING INFORMATION AND TOOLS FOR PRO SE LITIGANTS.
• DATA BREACHES: ARE CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICERS NOW IN LEGAL PERIL?
• ULTRA-MODERN ADVERTISING: THE FUTURE OF NFTS IN ADVERTISING AND WHY COLLABORATION IS ESSENTIAL TO AVOID INFRINGEMENT.
• PRIVACY IN THE DIGITAL AGE: A CASE FOR A STRICTER, UNIFORM STANDARD FOR SEARCHING ELECTRONIC DEVICES IN BORDER ZONES.
• COPY-RIGHT OR COPY-FIGHT? THE DISTANCE EDUCATION DILEMMA.
• LEVELING UP COPYRIGHT LAW: FAIR USE ON YOUTUBE AND TWITCH WITH THE RISE OF VIDEO GAME STREAMING.
• THE GOVERNMENT IS IN YOUR DIRECT MESSAGES: DOES NEW LEGISLATION ALLOW TECH COMPANIES TO SEARCH YOUR ONLINE COMMUNICATIONS?
• CANNA BIZ PROTECT ITS MARK?: TRADEMARKING CHALLENGES IN THE BUDDING CANNABIS INDUSTRY.
• ANTICOMPETITIVE OR HYPERCOMPETITIVE: AN APPLICATION OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ANTITRUST POLICY TO THE RULING IN FTC V. QUALCOMM.
• AT YOUR DISCLOSURE: HOW INFLUENCERS' ENDORSEMENTS WILL BE PUT TO THE TEST BY THE F.D.A. AND F.T.C.

Featured documents

• THE FACE-ID REVOLUTION: THE BALANCE BETWEEN PRO-MARKET AND PRO-CONSUMER BIOMETRIC PRIVACY REGULATION.
• DIGITAL FAME: AMENDING THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY TO COMBAT ADVANCES IN FACE-SWAPPING TECHNOLOGY.
• Much ado about genes: untangling the evolving law of subject matter eligibility.
• PROMETHEUS BOUND: AN HISTORICAL CONTENT ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION REGULATION IN FACEBOOK.
• BLURRED LINES: FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION'S DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES TO ONLINE ADVERTISING AND FACE TO FACE MARKETING.
• LIABILITY CONSIDERATIONS WHEN AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES CHOOSE THE ACCIDENT VICTIM.
• You may now 'call' your next witness: allowing adult rape victims to testify via two-way video conferencing systems.
• DOCTRINAL CHALLENGES FOR THE LEGALITY OF SMART CONTRACTS: LEX CRYPTOGRAPHIA OR A NEW, 'SMART' WAY TO CONTRACT?
• The GPL meets the UCC: does free software come with a warranty of no infringement?
• Twibel law: what defamation and its remedies look like in the age of Twitter.