About MTLR
Founded in 1994 as the Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review, the Michigan Technology Law Review was one of the first law journals to use interactive media to promote informed discourse about the interrelated legal, social, business, and public policy issues raised by emerging technologies. As one of the original online law journals in the world, MTLR is a ground-breaking publication.
MTLR publishes online and printed volumes, available through subscription. MTLR is available through Lexis-Nexis, Westlaw, and this web site. The Michigan Technology Law Review’s primary purpose is to examine the tensions created by advances in computing, telecommunications, biotechnology, multimedia, networking, information, and other technologies.
Current Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief
Michael Goodyear
Managing Editor
Austin DelPriore
Managing Articles Editor
Olivia Wheeling
Managing Executive Editor
Matthew Garry
Rachel Foster
Managing Note Editor
Jordan Wampler
Article Editors
Brianna Potter
Luke Barbour
Nicholas Orr
Solana Gillis
Executive Editors
Dimitra Rallis
Kyle Darch
Paula McDonald
Philip Brown
Taylor Brook
Rachel Carpman
Jennifer Huseby
Averyn Lee
Bingjie Li
Kelsey McQuilkin
Carlino Mark Natividad
Daniela Sanchez
Note Editors
Amara Lopez
Emily Huang
Technology Editor
Ryan Rypka
Benjamin Black
Cianan Lesley
Contributing Editors
Fiona Gaul
Sara Prendergast
Lin Sun
Sean Magill
Yana Nebuchina
Danielle Berstein
Mary Book
Elisabeth Brennen
Charlie Crane
Julia Deng
Boran Ding
Hannah Ellis
Gregory Fantin
Leon Freyermuth
Brenna Gibbs
Associate Editors
Claire Grace
Lindsay Grizzard
Laura Kirtley
Katherine Klien
Hye In Koo
Sarah Krosnick
Kristine Lee
Joseph Maher
Margaret Mantel
Claire Mena
Spencer Peoples
Omar Rifai
Kamden Segawa
Ian Sterlin
Natalie Vicchio
Esther Vinarov
Erin Wall
Jason Zaccaro
Steven Zhao