Yale Journal of Law & Technology
- Analogies in IP: Moral Rights.
- Killing the golden goose: the dangers of strengthening domestic trade secret rights in response to cyber-misappropriation.(II. Cyber-Risks: Cyber-Misappropriation and Political Reactions B. The Protectionist Response to the Cyber-Misappropriation Threat 2. Strengthening Trade Secret Rights Through Federal Law through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 205-235)
- Naked Price and Pharmaceutical Trade Secret Overreach.
- The private life of DRM: lessons on information privacy from the copyright enforcement debates.(digital rights management)
- Defining "Reasonable" Cybersecurity: Lessons from the States.
- Social Media Searches and the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy.
- Access to A.I. Justice: Avoiding an Inequitable Two-Tiered System of Legal Services.(artificial intelligence)
- Whose Song Is That? Searching For Equity and Inspiration For Music Vocalists Under the Copyright Act.
- Prior Restraints and Digital Surveillance: The Constitutionality of Gag Orders Issued Under the Stored Communications Act.
- Naked Price and Pharmaceutical Trade Secret Overreach.
- Rationales for and against regulatory involvement in resolving Internet interconnection disputes.
- Who's Afraid of Section 1498? A Case for Government Patent Use in Pandemics and Other National Crises.
- Twitters Beware: The Display and Performance Rights.
- Objects, Places and Cyber-Spaces Post-Carpenter: Extending The Third-Party Doctrine Beyond CSLI: A Consideration of IoT and DNA.(cell-site location information, Internet of Things)
- Artificial Creativity: Emergent Works and the Void in Current Copyright Doctrine.
- Artificial Intelligence: Risks to Privacy and Democracy.
- If Research Agenda Were Honest.
- Credit scoring in the era of big data.
- Do university patents pay off? Evidence from a survey of university inventors in computer science and electrical engineering.
- Reverse engineering informational privacy law.(technological neutrality in informational privacy legislation)(Introduction to IV. Informational Privacy, p. 24-57)
- Google book search, transformative use, and commercial intermediation: an economic perspective.
- Taxation and surveillance: an agenda.
- The economic calculus of fielding autonomous fighting vehicles compliant with the laws of armed conflict.
- Artificial Intelligence: Risks to Privacy and Democracy.
- Don't Fence Me In: Reforming Trade and Investment Law to Better Facilitate Cross-Border Data Transfer.
- Reverse engineering informational privacy law.
- The economic calculus of fielding autonomous fighting vehicles compliant with the laws of armed conflict.
- Genetic Property Governance.
- Whose Song Is That? Searching For Equity and Inspiration For Music Vocalists Under the Copyright Act.
- A linguistic justification for protecting "generic" trademarks.(III. Trademark (In)capacity and the Myth of Shift-Resistant Terms through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 145-170)
- The New Fintech Federalism.
- Analogies in IP: Moral Rights.(intellectual property)
- Anonymity, disclosure and First Amendment balancing in the Internet era: developments in libel, copyright, and election speech.
- WARGAMES: ANALYZING THE ACT OF WAR EXCLUSION IN INSURANCE COVERAGE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR CYBERSECURITY POLICY.
- Electronically stored information and the ancient documents exception to the hearsay rule: fix it before people find out about it.
- Search Warrants for Digital Speech.
- ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND INNOVATION: THE END OF PATENT LAW AS WE KNOW IT.
- Algorithmic Transparency for the Smart City.
- Tackling the Algorithmic Control Crisis: The Technical, Legal, and Ethical Challenges of Research into Algorithmic Agents.
- Block-by-Block: Leveraging the Power of Blockchain Technology to Build Trust and Promote Cyber Peace.
- When competition fails to optimize quality: a look at search engines.
- Copyrighted crimes: the copyrightability of illegal works.
- A Programming Language for Future Interests.
- Consent, user reliance, and fair use.
- BARGAINING FOR FREE SPEECH: COMMON CARRIAGE, NETWORK NEUTRALITY, AND SECTION 230.
- Objects, Places and Cyber-Spaces Post-Carpenter: Extending The Third-Party Doctrine Beyond CSLI: A Consideration of IoT and DNA.
- Innovation and litigation: tensions between universities and patents and how to fix them.(IV. Changing Law: Let Universities Innovate While Licenses Litigate C. Benefits to the Proposed Statutory Amendment through Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 371-404)
- From Human Rights Aspirations to Enforceable Obligations by Non-State Actors in the Digital Age: The Case of Internet Governance and ICANN.(Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers)
- Privacy Regulation and Innovation Policy.
- Fatal fragments: the effect of money transmission regulation on payments innovation.
- Therasense v. Becton Dickinson: a first impression.
- BARGAINING FOR FREE SPEECH: COMMON CARRIAGE, NETWORK NEUTRALITY, AND SECTION 230.
- Walking the thirteenth floor: the taxation of virtual economies.
- Consent, user reliance, and fair use.(Abstract through III. The Case for Consent as a Fair Use Factor A. Efficiency and Incentives, p. 397-423)
- THE ESSENTIAL FACILITIES DOCTRINE IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY: DISPELLING PERSISTENT MYTHS.
- Artificial Creativity: Emergent Works and the Void in Current Copyright Doctrine.
- Progress in the Useful Arts: Foundations of Patent Law in Growth Economics.
- Killing the golden goose: the dangers of strengthening domestic trade secret rights in response to cyber-misappropriation.(Abstract through II. Cyber-Risks: Cyber-Misappropriation and Political Reactions B. The Protectionist Response to the Cyber-Misappropriation Threat 1. The One-Sided and Inaccurate Rhetoric on Trade Secret Cyber-Misappropriation, p. 172-205)
- Progress in the Useful Arts: Foundations of Patent Law in Growth Economics.
- Best mode trade secrets.
- What is the probability of receiving a U.S. patent?
- The role of switching costs in antitrust analysis: a comparison of Microsoft and Google.
- Privacy Regulation and Innovation Policy.
- The new model of interest group representation in patent law.
- Walking the thirteenth floor: the taxation of virtual economies.
- Traditional Notions of Fair Play and Substantial Justice in the Age of Internet Interconnectivity: How Masking an IP Address Could Constitute Purposeful Availment.(Internet protocol)
- Patent demands & startup companies: the view from the venture capital community.
- A Light in Digital Darkness: Public Broadband after Tennessee v. FCC.
- GOING NATIVE: CAN CONSUMERS RECOGNIZE NATIVE ADVERTISING? DOES IT MATTER?
- Certain patents.
- Search Warrants for Digital Speech.
- Extraterritoriality and Proximate Cause After WesternGeco.
- The virtues of moderation.(telecommunications and copyright regulation moderation)(Introduction through II. The Grammar of Moderation C. Community Characteristics (Adjectives) 3. Ownership Concentration, p. 42-75)
- Algorithms and Economic Justice: A Taxonomy of Harms and a Path Forward for the Federal Trade Commission.(Internet Service Providers Digital Future Whitepaper & Yale Journal of Law & Technology Special Publication)
- DEEPFAKES AND OTHER NON-TESTIMONIAL FALSEHOODS: WHEN IS BELIEF MANIPULATION (NOT) FIRST AMENDMENT SPEECH?
- Paying Patients: Legal and Ethical Dimensions.
- A prescription for excessive drug pricing: leveraging government patent use for health.
- The costs of self-driving cars: reconciling freedom and privacy with tort liability in autonomous vehicle regulation.
- A warrant to hack: an analysis of the proposed amendments to Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
- A political history of DRM and related copyright debates, 1987-2012.
- Moving from Nixon to NASA: privacy's second strand -a right to informational privacy.
- Innovation and litigation: tensions between universities and patents and how to fix them.(II. A Study of Universities That Litigate Patents through IV. Changing Law: Let Universities Innovate While Licenses Litigate B. Proposal for Amending the Patent Act, p. 340-371)
- A lot more than a pen register, and less than a wiretap: what the StingRay teaches us about how Congress should approach the reform of law enforcement surveillance authorities.
- The new model of interest group representation in patent law.(Abstract through II. A Taxonomy of Interest Group Representation A. Absent: The Creation of the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, p. 344-369)
- Extraterritoriality and Proximate Cause After WesternGeco.
- The virtues of moderation.(telecommunications and copyright regulation moderation)(II. The Grammar of Moderation C. Community Characteristics (Adjectives) 4. Identity through V. Conclusion, with footnotes, p. 76-109)
- Innovation and litigation: tensions between universities and patents and how to fix them.
- A modest defense of mind reading.(constitutionality of using mind-reading devices under Fifth Amendment)(Introduction through II. Reassessing the Doctrine: A Communication-Based View of "Testimony" D. Why the Communication-Based View of "Testimony" is More Plausible 3. Shoring Up the Communication-Based View, p. 214-245)
- Something rotten in the state of legal citation: the life span of a United States Supreme Court citation containing an Internet link (1996-2010).
- Twitters Beware: The Display and Performance Rights.
- The Drug Repurposing Ecosystem: Intellectual Property Incentives, Market Exclusivity, and the Future of "New" Medicines.
- Traditional Notions of Fair Play and Substantial Justice in the Age of Internet Interconnectivity: How Masking an IP Address Could Constitute Purposeful Availment.
- A linguistic justification for protecting "generic" trademarks.(Introduction through II. Language Change and Trademark Meaning, p. 110-145)
- Opening Pandora's box: analyzing the complexity of U.S. patent litigation.
- When Timekeeping Software Undermines Compliance.
- A political history of DRM and related copyright debates, 1987-2012.(digital rights management)(Introduction through III. Interlude: 1999 to 2002 D. Scholars Step into the Spotlight, p. 162-198)
- Trademark Issues Relating to Digitalized Flavor.
- From Human Rights Aspirations to Enforceable Obligations by Non-State Actors in the Digital Age: The Case of Internet Governance and ICANN.
- A modest defense of mind reading.
- Do university patents pay off? Evidence from a survey of university inventors in computer science and electrical engineering.
- Living with the Merchandising Right (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Free-Riding Stories).