The Journal of High Technology Law - 2015
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- The GPL meets the UCC: does free software come with a warranty of no infringement?
- Unlocking will get you locked up: a recent change to the DMCA makes unlocking cell phones illegal.
- Cybersecurity finally takes center stage in the U.S.
- Smart dust: just a speck goes a long way in the erosion of fundamental privacy rights.
- Google: the endemic threat to privacy.
- Twibel retweeted: Twitter libel and the single publication rule.
- Are Major League Baseball and the National Hockey League violating American antitrust laws through their blackout restrictions?
- Bigfoot: data mining, the digital footprint, and the constitutionalization of inconvenience.
- California egg toss: the high costs of avoiding unenforceable surrogacy contracts.
- Instagram sets a precedent by an "insta" change in social media contracts & users' ignorance of Instagram's terms of use may lead to acceptance by a simple "snap".
- From one end of the spectrum to the other: the case for stronger property rights in FCC spectrum licenses and a response to Musey's "spectrum rationalization challenge".
- Does Dolly deserve defense? An analysis of the patentability of cloned livestock.
- The GPL meets the UCC: does free software come with a warranty of no infringement?(general public license)(I. Introduction into IV. The GPL Exclusion of Warranties May Not Include Infringement Claims, p. 1-32)