Online Editor Anthony Zangrillo recently interviewed Notorious's Executive Producer Josh Berman on the provocative new series that analyzes the interaction between lawyers and the media they manipulate. The series will
Premiering on Thursday, September 22 at 9pm (EDT), ABC’s new series NOTORIOUS takes a provocative look at lawyers and the media they manipulate. The dangerously close relationship between lawyers and
After over a year of discussion since the Digital Single Market[mfn]A Digital Single Market Strategy for Europe – COM (2015),[mfn]https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/digital-single-market-strategy-europe-com2015-192-final [https://perma.cc/W4QC-NQET].[/mfn] strategy was first announced, the European Commission has finally gotten
Current technological advancements have moved into the territory of perfecting automated functions. It started small with innovations like motion sensors to turn on/off lights in a room and activate the
In what is said to be the most significant change to United States intellectual property law in over a generation, Congress passed the Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) on April
“Céad Mile Fáilte” is the ubiquitous slogan that greets every visitor to Ireland when they enter the border. Translated literally from the Irish vernacular, it means “a hundred thousand welcomes.”
The future implications of Sean Parker’s new streaming service, “The Screening Room,” that will allow consumers to purchase a $150 box that enables them to purchase new releases at $50
Prince will always be remembered for doing things his own way, building a legacy as one of the most dynamic performers and prolific musicians in recent memory. The artist, who
Professional sports are undoubtedly a fixture in American society. I would not label myself as a diehard sports fan, but I, along with 64% of U.S. adults,[mfn]http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2011/10/14/no-surprise-64-americans-watch-nfl-football-73-of-men-55-of-women/[https://perma.cc/PN97-6QS6].[/mfn] watch NFL football
This past January 27th, four students and alumni from the University of California-Berkley filed a suit against Google alleging privacy violations under the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.[mfn]Emma Brown, UC-Berkeley students
