May 22 2020 Blog Post Sometimes Old Rules Know Best Robert Keeling With the explosion of technology, businesses today generate immeasurable quantities of electronic data. And when...
Jan 11 2012 Publication Federalist Society Review A Modest Proposal for Human Limitations on Cyberdiscovery Rick M. Esenberg Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011 Note from the Editor: In December 2010, the Federalist Society heard from a number of...
Nov 8 2017 Topics Intellectual Property • Separation of Powers Blog Post News U.S. Copyright Office Needs an Upgrade for the Digital Age Economy Seth L. Cooper, Randolph J. May Reflecting on the close connection between responsible implementation of the law and respect of the...
Dec 20 2017 Podcast RTP's Fourth Branch Podcast Deep Dive Episode 16 – Is the Newest Part of the Copyright Act Antiquated? Jennifer L. Pariser, Maria Schneider, Mark F. Schultz Regulatory Transparency Project Teleforum Is the Newest Part of the Copyright Act Antiquated? Unchaining Creativity and Innovation. Nearly twenty...
May 12 2016 Topics Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post News What 20 Years of Internet Law Teaches Us about Innovation Policy Adam Thierer The Internet and the Digital Revolution gave us an abundance of riches—powerful computers, tablets, and...
Feb 11 2021 Topics First Amendment Blog Post Student Blog Initiative The Spirit of the First Amendment Matters More than Ever in the Digital Age Seth Smitherman In a 1999 Northwestern Law Review article, Professor Burt Neuborne noted that the First Amendment...
Feb 16 2009 Publication Federalist Society Review Engage Volume 10, Issue 1, February 2009 *Online-Only Issue* CIVIL RIGHTS Lights, Camera, Legislation: Congress Set to Adopt Hate Crimes Bill that...
Feb 16 2009 Publication Federalist Society Review FCC v. Fox and the Future of the First Amendment in the Information Age Adam Thierer On November 4th, 2008, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the potentially historic free...
Jun 26 2018 Topics Intellectual Property • Law & Economics Blog Post News Putting “Fair” Back in “Fair Use” George Ford To encourage creative activity, the U.S. Constitution authorizes Congress to provide authors and artists the...
Feb 17 2016 Topics Intellectual Property • Federalism & Separation of Powers Blog Post News The Indispensable Man's Indispensable Role in Securing IP Rights John Shu, Randolph J. May In our recent book, The Constitutional Foundations of Intellectual Property – A Natural Rights Perspective,...
Sometimes Old Rules Know Best
With the explosion of technology, businesses today generate immeasurable quantities of electronic data. And when...
A Modest Proposal for Human Limitations on Cyberdiscovery
Rick M. Esenberg
Engage Volume 12, Issue 3, November 2011
Note from the Editor: In December 2010, the Federalist Society heard from a number of...
Topics
U.S. Copyright Office Needs an Upgrade for the Digital Age Economy
Reflecting on the close connection between responsible implementation of the law and respect of the...
Deep Dive Episode 16 – Is the Newest Part of the Copyright Act Antiquated?
Jennifer L. Pariser, Maria Schneider, Mark F. Schultz
Regulatory Transparency Project Teleforum
Is the Newest Part of the Copyright Act Antiquated? Unchaining Creativity and Innovation. Nearly twenty...
Topics
What 20 Years of Internet Law Teaches Us about Innovation Policy
The Internet and the Digital Revolution gave us an abundance of riches—powerful computers, tablets, and...
Topics
The Spirit of the First Amendment Matters More than Ever in the Digital Age
In a 1999 Northwestern Law Review article, Professor Burt Neuborne noted that the First Amendment...
Engage Volume 10, Issue 1, February 2009
*Online-Only Issue* CIVIL RIGHTS Lights, Camera, Legislation: Congress Set to Adopt Hate Crimes Bill that...
FCC v. Fox and the Future of the First Amendment in the Information Age
Adam Thierer
On November 4th, 2008, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the potentially historic free...
Topics
Putting “Fair” Back in “Fair Use”
To encourage creative activity, the U.S. Constitution authorizes Congress to provide authors and artists the...
Topics
The Indispensable Man's Indispensable Role in Securing IP Rights
In our recent book, The Constitutional Foundations of Intellectual Property – A Natural Rights Perspective,...