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"However, the most interesting filing of all may be the one filed by a group of iPhone Security and Applied Cryptography Experts, and put together by Jenni…
The legal dispute between the FBI and Apple over a locked iPhone is clouded in technical details that are hard for many to understand, an unclear area of law, a…
Trademark Use Doctrine in the European Union and Japan
Martin Husovec
Tilburg University - Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology, and Society (TILT); Tilburg…
"Winning the privacy fight isn’t guaranteed, because of the limited reach of the Brooklyn ruling. “It’s important to note from a legal standpoint there is…
"It turns out that several people have found themselves in that situation over the years. University of Washington law professor Ryan Calo explores how the…
"In concert with the brief, Richard Salgado, director of Law Enforcement and Information Security at Google, published a March 3 blog post stating Google…
"Barbara van Schewick, Director of Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society and a leading expert on net neutrality, argues that Stream TV cont…
"On Thursday, a group of those iPhone hackers and other security researchers filed an amicus brief siding with Apple in its intensifying legal battle over…
"Al Gidari, a former partner at Perkins Coie who still speaks with tech executives, said there may have been initial discomfort about the case, given that…
"Q: Is this an uphill battle for self-driving car proponents?
Not necessarily. Bryant Walker Smith, a law professor at the University of South Carolina wh…