The Journal of High Technology Law - page 2
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THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES: AN ANALYSIS OF THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT RISK REVIEW MODERNIZATION ACT OF 2018.
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COPY, PASTE, AND SAVE LIVES: THE EFFECTS OF PATENT INFRINGEMENT ON THE FIGHT AGAINST THE CORONAVIRUS.
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AN INSIDE JOB: THE INTERSECTION OF FEDERAL COMPUTER LAW AND TRADE SECRET LAW IN CASES OF INSIDER MISAPPROPRIATION.
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NEW KID VID RULE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE FCC'S DEREGULATION OF THE CHILDREN'S TELEVISION ACT.
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Tongue-in-cheek: how Internet defamation laws of the United States & China are shaping global Internet speech.
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Patents and university-industry interactions in pharmaceutical research before 1962: an investigation of the historical justifications for Bayh-Dole.
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CUTTING THE CORD: REFORMING COPYRIGHT LAW TO MEET THE CHALLENGES OF SPORTS STREAMING.
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Battle Galactica: recent advances and retreats in the struggle for the preservation of trademark rights on the Internet.
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BLIND LEADING THE BLIND: A CASE FOR A LEGALLY CONSCIOUS, ANONYMOUS EMPLOYMENT APP.
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Managing the risk of trade secret loss due to job mobility in an innovation economy with the theory of inevitable disclosure.
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Government support of translational science: a promising way to bridge the development gap and increase technology commercialization to support the American economy.
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Pleading guilty and video teleconference: is a defendant constitutionally "present" when pleading guilty by video teleconference?
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ROBOT RECRUITERS: HOW EMPLOYERS & GOVERNMENTS MUST CONFRONT THE DISCRIMINATORY EFFECTS OF AI HIRING.
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THE UGLY TRUTH ABOUT CYBER INSURANCE & GOVERNMENTAL DATA BREACHES.
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Much ado about genes: untangling the evolving law of subject matter eligibility.
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The federal wiretap act: the permissible scope of eavesdropping in the family home.
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ONLINE SPORTS BETTING: A NEW SCHOOL METHOD FOR AN OLD SCHOOL CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE.
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Viva torts!
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AN ANALYSIS OF THE FIRST AMENDMENT THROUGH THE LENS OF SOCIAL MOVEMENTS: HOW APPLE'S LATEST IPHONE PATENT CAN CHANGE THE WAY WE RISE.
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Will your vote count?: can the current software withstand and guarantee the constituational right to vote?
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COMMUNICATIONS ACT 2021.
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303 CREATIVE LLC V. ELENIS: A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO DISCRIMINATE IN THE INTERNET BASED GIG-ECONOMY.
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Electronic signatures in practice.
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BLURRED LINES: FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION'S DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES TO ONLINE ADVERTISING AND FACE TO FACE MARKETING.
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CREATING SUPER SOLDIERS FOR WARFARE: A LOOK INTO THE LAWS OF WAR.
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CAUGHT IN A STORM: THE MISAPPLICATION OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 13694 AND THE DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY'S RECENT SANCTIONS ON TORNADO CASH.
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Bowman v. Monsanto and self-replicating seeds; David v. Goliath or Don Quixote v. Windmills?
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THE IMPLICATIONS OF DATA SCRAPING: IT BENEFITS BIG BUSINESS, BUT WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR YOU?
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Trademark law and industry myths.
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NEWSPACE: THE RISE OF THE PRIVATE SPACE INDUSTRY IS THREATENING THE CURRENT LEGAL FRAMEWORK GOVERNING OUTER SPACE.
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TOWARD A NEW LANGUAGE OF LEGAL DRAFTING.
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Eliminating the paper: the truncation of paper checks.
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WHAT CHANNEL IS THE GAME ON: HOW ANTITRUST LAWS COULD RESHAPE THE FUTURE OF STREAMING SPORTS GAMES.
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Cybercrime convention: a positive beginning to a long road ahead.
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Are Major League Baseball and the National Hockey League violating American antitrust laws through their blackout restrictions?
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THE NECESSITY FOR FEDERAL ORGANIZATIONS TO ENSURE PROPER PRIVACY AND SECURITY COMPLIANCE OF MOBILE HEALTH CARE APPLICATIONS.
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Twibel law: what defamation and its remedies look like in the age of Twitter.
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Hollywood Wants Your Labor, and Your Face: The SAG-AFTRA-WGA Strike and the Legal Implications of AI Technology Replacing Human Labor.
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State farm and punitive damages: call the jury back.
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Beyond notice and choice: privacy, norms, and consent.
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LET'S MAKE A WAGER: NCAA'S PROCOMPETITIVE JUSTIFICATION WILL NOT SURVIVE THE AFTERMATH OF ALSTON AND CONGRESSIONAL LEGISLATION.
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Just who is an applicant?: The impact of electronic resumes and job search engines on employment discrimination law.
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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".
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A comparative analysis: current solutions to the anticommons threat.
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Taking it easy on teen pornographers: states respond to minors' sexting.
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The experimental use exception: looking towards a legislative alternative.
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'WAR CRIMES' AGAINST PRIVACY: THE JURISDICTION OF DATA AND INTERNATIONAL LAW.
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Approaches to cybercrime jurisdiction.
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A system of logo-based disclosure of DRM on download products.
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Unleashing the open mobile internet.
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A right to free Internet? On Internet access and social rights.(Introduction through I. The Positive Dimension of Free Speech in the United States, B. The Access-Enhancing Regulation of Media Before the Internet 2. The Regulation of the Press, p. 297-329)
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ENCRYPTION: WHAT IS A DEFENSE CONTRACTOR'S ROLE IN A CYBER WORLD?
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The imposition of sales and use taxes on e-commerce: a taxing dilemma for states and remote sellers.
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Problems and solutions to corporate blogging: model corporate blogging guidelines.
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TECHNOLOGY-ENHANCED EMPLOYEES AND THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT.
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INFORMATION ASYMMETRIES IN E-COMMERCE: THE CHALLENGE OF CREDENCE QUALITIES.
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LEVELING UP COPYRIGHT LAW: FAIR USE ON YOUTUBE AND TWITCH WITH THE RISE OF VIDEO GAME STREAMING.
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THE GOVERNMENT IS IN YOUR DIRECT MESSAGES: DOES NEW LEGISLATION ALLOW TECH COMPANIES TO SEARCH YOUR ONLINE COMMUNICATIONS?
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AT YOUR DISCLOSURE: HOW INFLUENCERS' ENDORSEMENTS WILL BE PUT TO THE TEST BY THE F.D.A. AND F.T.C.
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WATT TO KNOW ABOUT SMART METER DATA PRIVACY: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS ON HOW TO BEST REGULATE AND ENSURE CONSUMER PRIVACY PROTECTION.
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After Jones, the deluge: the Fourth Amendment's treatment of information, big data and the cloud.
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The online copyright auction: how high will the bidding go?
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Computer software derivative works: the calm before the storm.
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Resolving uncertainty in biotechnology patent law: foreword to the second annual journal of high technology law symposium.
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Looking at Federal Circuit developments 2005: the year in review *.
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WHO'S PROTECTING WHOM? AN ANALYSIS OF THE NEWEST FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION'S UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE REGULATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS AND THEIR HINDRANCE TO TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT.
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An ex ante theory of patent valuation: transforming patent quality into patent value.
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Applying old law to new births: protecting the interests of children born through new reproductive technology.
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Will the August 20, 2003 decision of the WTO provide adequate protection for patent holders rights and is diversion still a threat to the pharmaceutical industry?
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Not the evil TWEN: how online course management software supports non-linear learning in law schools.
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Intellectual property: piracy for sale: vicarious and contributory copyright infringement: Arista Records v. Flea World, 356 F. Supp. 2d 411 (2005).
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OVERHYPING MASS TORTS FOR AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES: WHY PREEMPTING CIVIL TORT LIABILITY IS UNWARRANTED.
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ENTER THE WORLD OF YESTERDAY, TOMORROW AND FANTASY: WALT DISNEY WORLD'S CREATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON PRIVACY RIGHTS UNDER THE MAGIC BAND SYSTEM.
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From book covers to domain names: searching for the true meaning of the Cliffs Notes temporal test for parody.
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On privacy: liberty in the digital revolution.
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(The unfortunate) future of software patents under 35 USC [section] 101 and [section] 112.
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LEVERAGING DIGITAL EVIDENCE: THE VITAL ROLE OF SEC SUBPOENAS IN CIVIL INSIDER TRADING ENFORCEMENT.
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Twibel retweeted: Twitter libel and the single publication rule.
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HEARTLESS PATENTING: HOW THE ADVENT OF 3D PRINTED HUMAN ORGANS WILL RESHAPE OUR THINKING OF PATENT LAW.
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Extraterritorial jurisdiction: can RICO protect human rights? A computer analysis of a semi-determinate legal question.
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Workable solutions to the challenges of patenting an innovative process.
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Protecting cuisine under the rubric of intellectual property law: should the law play a bigger role in the kitchen?
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Patent misuse and innovation.
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THE BANK IS OPEN: AN OVERVIEW OF HOW MURPHY V. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WILL AFFECT THE NBA AND ITS PLAYERS.
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SPIDERMAN, PATENTS AND ROYALTY ARRANGEMENTS: UNTANGLING WHAT KIMBLE MEANS IN PRACTICE AND HOW TO WEAVE AROUND BRULOTTE'S ECONOMIC CONSTRAINTS.
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PACKING PLASTIC: HOW A FEDERAL BAN ON 3D PRINTED FIREARMS MAY PROTECT THE PUBLIC WHILE RETAINING CONSTITUTIONALITY.
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Merck KGaA v. Integra: more answers than questions?
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On top of the world and wired: a critique of Nepal's e-commerce law.
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Privacy protections left wanting: looking at doctrine and safeguards on law enforcement's use of GPS tracking and cell phone records with a focus on Massachusetts.
