Data Dilemma: The Hidden Costs Behind Temu’s Bargains
Littered among the commercials during Super Bowl LVIII were several ads for Temu, an online retailer based in…
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Navigating SCOTUS’s Counterman on Online Harassment and Celebrity Stalking
Social media revolutionized how people communicate, allowing people to display their day-to-day activities. However, there are safety risks…
Authoring AI – How the Copyright Act of 1976 Protects Authored Works From Machine Learning Databases
Since its public launch in 2022, OpenAI’s ChatGPT has become one of the most used data tools on…
Rap, Reddit, Rogan, and Repercussions – Navigating Deepfake Legality in a Viral World
On May 8, 2022, Kendrick Lamar released his song titled, “The Heart Part 5” and accompanied the drop…
A New Type of Internet Troll: How Paparazzi Use Copyright Law to Cash Out on Celebrity’s Instagram Posts
Paparazzi and celebrities seem perpetually at war, with celebrities simply trying to avoid harassment, and paparazzi using any…
Defamation Suit Against Fox News Tests Limits of First Amendment Protections
Defamation cases can be difficult to win, but legal scholars say Dominion Voting Systems has a compelling case…
Protecting Children Online: California’s Age-Appropriate Design Code Act
The internet has revolutionized society’s ability to communicate, educate, provide entertainment, and access information all around the world.1[1]Andrew…
Does the Right to Privacy Exist in Your Social Media DMs?
When a direct message is sent via social media, there’s a general assumption that only the intended recipient…
Social Media: The Next Frontier for NFT Copyright Litigation
The last few years have seen exponential growth in the ubiquity of blockchain technology. NFTs (“non-fungible tokens”) have…
Nearly Invincible: A Legal Battle
In 2003, Robert Kirkman released the hit comic book series, Invincible. The series, which tells the coming-of-age story…