In an age when social distancing shrouds every aspect of human interaction and working from home has become the new norm, telehealth has become an

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A group of developing nations led by South Africa and India are calling for certain patent

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Plaintiff’s lawyer, Cuneo, who brought an antitrust class action against Google, has now moved to

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Amazon is facing an investigation by the European Commission regarding its potential breach of EU antitrust laws. In its

Calls for Criminal Justice Reform

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The issue of just how vital copyrighted data may or may not be to AI

International Statement: End-To-End Encryption and Public Safety

On October 11, the Department of Justice released its statement on end-to-end encryption as it pertains to public