From Our Latest Issue
Defining the Whistleblower: The Digital Realty Case and Proposed Legislation
by Tanya M. Marcum & Jacob A. Young
The Risks of Social Media: Asking and Answering the Hard Questions for Attorneys
by Brittany A. Yantis, James A. Sherer, and Melinda L. McLellan
Intersecting Points in Parallel Lines: Toward Better Harmonization of Copyright Law and Communications Law Through Statutory and Institutional Reform
by Stuart N. Brotman
New Technological Trends Are Changing the Legal, Ethical, And Public Policy Implications of Sting Operations
by Dylan Phillips
Humans Against the Machines: Reaffirming the Superiority of Human Attorneys in Legal Document Review and Examining the Limitations of Algorithmic Approaches to Discovery
by Robert Keeling, Rishi Chhatwal, Peter Gronvall, & Nathaniel Huber-Fliflet
From Our Blog
Loot Boxes: A New Way to Gamble
By: Megan Haugh On May 6, 2020, Epic Games announced Fortnite had over 350 million registered players.[1] Like Minecraft (a video game played monthly by 126 million people),[2] Fortnite is a household name.[3] Fortnite, similar to Suzanne Collins's The Hunger Games,...
COVID-19 Tracking Apps and the Attack on Student Privacy
By: Christopher Vinson As COVID-19 continued to spread in the United States throughout the summer months, the conversation shifted towards how to safely reopen universities in the fall. In response, universities implemented a variety of safety measures from social...
Zoom Bombing: Are We Truly Safe in Our Digital Meeting Space?
By Joleen Traynor In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses, schools, and other groups have moved to remote learning and work. In the course of this shift, Zoom has been a popular platform for video calls, meetings, and lectures. However, this has introduced a...
