The Emerging Question of AI Legal Personhood Asked of Us by the Likes of Google Duplex and Sophia
The Truth About OSS-FRAND: By All Indications, Compatible Models in Standards Settings
STLR Link Roundup – October 12, 2018
Has a Federal Circuit Decision Ended the CRIPSR/Cas Patent Battle?
On September 10, 2018, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit’s decision in Regents of the University of California v. Broad Institute, Inc. may
A Federal Anti-SLAPP Law Would Make CDA 230 More Effective
This article was published originally on Techdirt.com, and was co-authored with Evan Mascagni, the Policy Director at the Public Participation Project. Re-published with the
Bitcoin’s Myth of Anonymity and the Rise of Other “Anonymous” Cryptocurrencies
Reflections on Recent SEC Enforcement Actions against ICOs
In 2017, Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) raised approximately $4 billion of capital worldwide. ICOs are a digital asset fundraising mechanism where issuers sell to
Crash Course: Recent Proposals for Comprehensive Privacy Reform
Introduction
Google searches for the term “privacy” reached new highs over the past month. The ascension of privacy issues in the national consciousness comes as
STLR Link Roundup-April 21, 2018
California Federal Judge Certifies Privacy Class Action Lawsuit Against Facebook
On Monday, Judge Donato of the Northern District of California certified a class action