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I welcome the opportunity to comment on BEREC’s Public Consultation on Network Neutrality. I submit these comments as a professor of law and, by courtesy, elect…
I welcome the opportunity to comment on BEREC’s Public Consultation on Network Neutrality. I submit these comments as a professor of law and, by courtesy, elect…
Over the past ten years, the debate over "network neutrality" has remained one of the central debates in Internet policy. Governments all over the wor…
If You've Ever Sold a Used iPod, You May Have Violated Copyright Law: An article in The Atlantic.
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This article considers the recent literature concerned with establishing an international prohibition on autonomous weapon systems. It seeks to address concerns…
Disclosing personal information online often feels like losing control over one’s data forever; but this loss is not inevitable. This essay proposes a “chain-li…
Cross posted from the Sacramento Bee.
Iran's drive to become a nuclear power hinges partly on a facility outside the small mountain town of Natanz. Accordi…
Recently, there has been considerable debate over whether President Obama should run against the Supreme Court as part of his reelection campaign. High-ranking…
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Infrastructure resources are the subject of many contentious public policy debates, including what to do about crumbling roads and bridges, whethe…