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Volume: 35

Abstract

Artificial intelligence and the fog of innovation: a deep-dive on governance and the liability of autonomous systems

By Brandon W. Jackson on Apr 21, 2019
Alan Turing, in his famous 1950 paper, “Computing Machinery and Intelligence,” wrote, “we can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be...
Volume 35
Issue 4
Article

Defective Computer-aided Design Software Liability In 3d Bio-printed Human Organ Equivalents

By Jamil Ammar on Apr 2, 2019
Three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting offers the exciting prospect of printing 3D multicellular human organs by combining a host of specialisms, including software development,...
Volume 35
Issue 3
Abstract

Empirical Analysis Of Australian Trademark Infringement Decisions: Implications For The U.S. Trademark Use Debate

By Dr. Vicki T. Huang on Apr 1, 2019
In the U.S., under the Lanham Act, to establish infringement of a registered mark under section 32 or an unregistered mark under section 43, the plaintiff must show ownership of...
Volume 35
Issue 3
Comment

“Fly Home Ye Ravens!”: How the FCC’s Abandonment of Broadband Regulation Will Harm Music Diversity

By Luke Batty on Nov 13, 2018
Citing supposed harms to competition among Internet service providers, the 2017 Restoring Internet Freedom Order reverses a decade long push to implement a regime of broadband...
Volume 35
Issue 2
Abstract

From Bits to Atoms: Does the Open Source Software Model Translate to Open Source Hardware?

By Dana Beldiman on Nov 9, 2018
Many believe that open source innovation works “faster, better and cheaper” than conventional, proprietary innovation. The success of open source innovation has been seen...
Volume 35
Issue 2
Abstract

Unfair Misuse: How Section 512 of the DMCA Allows Abuse of the Copyright Fair Use Doctrine and How to Fix It

By Joel D. Matteson on Nov 8, 2018
Hoping to spur the growth of the early Internet, Congress passed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) in 1998. The goal was to balance online service providers’ interests...
Volume 35
Issue 2
Comment

The Biosimilar Patent Dance- If You Don’t Dance You’re No Friend of Mine

By Alexej Ladonnikov on Nov 1, 2018
In response to political pressure, Congress has been seeking solutions to control drug prices and make it easier for consumers to afford pharmaceuticals. The legislative response...
Volume 35
Issue 1
Abstract

Model(ing) Privacy: Empirical Approaches to Privacy Law and Governance

By Lindsey Barrett on Nov 1, 2018
Privacy can be difficult for people to conceptualize, including for the policymakers charged with designing, interpreting, and enforcing privacy law. In both consumer privacy law...
Volume 35
Issue 1
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