by liualice | Apr 21, 2013 | Commentary |
Human trafficking is a pervasive yet underemphasized issue that persists all around the world. The United Nations Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking estimate that millions of people are or have been trafficked into forced labor, and projects that, without...
by halieg | Apr 12, 2013 | Commentary |
Recently Apple has been a prominent topic of discussion in intellectual property disputes. Most of the talk has been focused around various international disputes over Apple’s patents. The most recent topic, however, focuses on the US Patent and Trademark Office’s...
by jesszach | Apr 7, 2013 | Commentary |
So why do they make us power down all electronic devices before takeoff? We have all heard the rumors that electronic devices interfere with the pilots ability to fly the plane but it turns out there is no proof that electronics actually affect avionics. To add to...
by mavann | Apr 4, 2013 | Commentary |
The instant delivery of e-mail has left many wondering if mail delivered via the U.S. Postal Service is slowly becoming a dying breed. In an attempt to revolutionize the process of receiving snail mail, Outbox, a start-up company with customers in Austin, Texas and...
by josrychl | Apr 4, 2013 | Commentary |
Martin Guitars, a high-end acoustic guitar manufacturer (seriously, check out this one), began using a unique method of guarding against counterfeit- DNA identification. Martin partnered with Applied DNA Sciences in order to apply a unique Martin DNA symbol to each...
by mwueste | Apr 4, 2013 | Commentary |
Recently, the Second Circuit denied a preliminary injunction motion raised by the plaintiffs in WNET, Thirteen et al v. Aereo. The plaintiffs, copyright owners all, had alleged that Aereo’s video-streaming and recording technology violated the public performance...
