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Online and Blind: Recent Ninth Circuit Decision Paves Way for More ADA Litigation
In recent years there has been a surge of cases aimed at forcing companies to make their websites more accessible to the visually impaired.
read moreShould Smart Personal Assistants Ever Report Your Conversations?
While most people have an aversion to the thought of their private conversations being recorded and transmitted, some might also say that they would want Siri to step if it were asked about a school shooting.
read moreClosing the Book on Copyrights Once Again
After a 40-year hiatus, in large part due to the work of the world’s best-known mouse, the United States’ lengthy copyrights will start to terminate again this year.
read moreIt Must be True, I Read it on the Internet: Regulating Fake News in the Digital Age
Should the United States go further in implementing legislation to combat fake news? And can it even do so given the protections of the First Amendment?
read moreMy Car Broke the Law
In order to minimize accidents by making automated vehicles that behave in safe and predictable ways, it may be necessary to program them to break the law.
read moreQualcomm v. Apple : Why We Should Strengthen Trade Secrets on Programming Code
Although both sides have raised valid claims against the other’s seemingly unethical behavior across their many legal disputes, the inability for Qualcomm to monitor how Apple has protected its trade-secreted source code seems especially dire.
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