California's Tough New Net Neutrality Law Takes Another Step Forward
"But the FCC's authority here is shaky, and some legal experts (like Stanford Professor Barbara van Schewick) have argued that when the FCC rolled back…
"But the FCC's authority here is shaky, and some legal experts (like Stanford Professor Barbara van Schewick) have argued that when the FCC rolled back…
"“This is a real challenge, and whether and how we respond to it will be one of the defining legacies of our time,” said Neil Richards, the Thomas and Karo…
"But lately, startups have learned to use the internet to their advantage whenever possible. “The climate for startups has improved since 2010,” Elizabeth…
""A lot of those cloud services are tied to the AI that they’re using," said Peter Asaro, an associate professor at The New School who organized…
""The project responds to a real need," says Danielle Citron, a law professor at the University of Maryland, and one of the leading figures in th…
"Which somewhat answers an umbrella question Margaret Hu of Washington and Lee University School of Law posed to the panel: Who deserves to be an American?…
"Another law professor, Annemarie Bridy of the University of Idaho, lamented gCaptain's situation. "It's a shame, really, to see people with…
"The observations from Smith, who holds dual degrees in law and engineering, were particularly insightful. He started by challenging widely held perception…
"akeaway: Public data, of course, is already public. But now providers have an obligation to package it up and ship it over to defense counsel, notes Riana…
"California's Senate passed a different net neutrality bill in January, but it didn't go through the Assembly. Wiener's legislation "is th…
"For starters, the bill was specifically crafted to challenge the federal government’s authority to enact net neutrality laws. Contributors include Barbar…
"It’s this kind of lag that worries Ryan Calo, a law professor at the University of Washington. In the Carpenter case, the justices are responding to a pre…