The debate on the protection of pre-1972 sound recordings is nothing new, but on October 26, 2017, the Florida Supreme Court decided in Flo & Eddie, Inc. v. Sirius XM
The ease and accessibility that technology provides consumers today has enabled online retailers to blur the previously clear lines of manufacturer to purchaser, allowing consumers to purchase different products from
After eighteen years, Amazon’s 1-Click patent in the United States finally expired on September 11, 2017 following nearly two decades of controversy and criticism.[mfn]See David Lumb, Amazon waves goodbye to
Photo Credit: charlottehbest Flickr via Compfight cc The next frontier of the sports world has arrived, and yet we can’t even see it. That’s because the future of the North American
On October 5, 2017, the New York Times uncovered that Harvey Weinstein had settled allegations of sexual assault by having his accusers sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), after paying them large
In the streets of New York City in the 1980s, there were drugs; there was hip-hop; and, there was fashion. Hip-hop artists emerged into the media sporting vibrant outfits such
In today’s digital age when information is the economic engine of society, the emergence of wearable technology appears to be “the next big thing” in the consumer electronics market.[mfn]See Worldwide
When computers develop the potential to produce works that rivals human expression, the difference between human-generated content and computer-generated content may be indistinguishable. Emerging applications of machine learning pose a
Judges are generally held to a higher standard than the public,[mfn]See generally ABA Model Code of Judicial Conduct (2011).[/mfn] but should this standard transfer to social media as well? Can a
As the release of the iPhone X looms in the near future, the tech community is buzzing with excitement about the variety of new features included on the new model.
