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Cloud computing, a computer networking model that gives users on-demand access to shared software applications and data storage, [1] is becoming increasingly popular among businesses and individuals....
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The dawn of peer-to-peer networks and the subsequent rise of file sharing over the Internet have proved to be a considerable threat to the revenues of the Recording Industry Association of America...
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Before Flash ruled the media-streaming world, and when iTunes simply did not exist, there was Monkey Island II: LeChuck’s Revenge (“Monkey Island”). Aside from its highly addictive gameplay, Monkey...
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On February 22, and March 5, 1873, Barrett and Walton delivered to plaintiff … one hundred and forty tierces of lard, to be shipped …. On the night of March 14, while the lard was stored in defendant’s...
View ArticleIs the Electronic Communications Privacy Act Constitutional: Fourth Amendment...
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View ArticleNet Neutrality Rules: Title II and its Implications
By: Alexa Esposito Introduction: On February 26th, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) voted to regulate broadband Internet service as a public utility, proposing a series of “strong,...
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View ArticleObama’s Broadband Plan
Abstract: This January, President Barack Obama announced a federal government initiative to expand broadband infrastructure. Given the widespread use of technology in today’s society, the President...
View ArticleThe Growing Concern Regarding US Corporate Trade Secrets
Abstract: Globalization has produced many benefits for United States corporations, but a significant detraction has been the emergence of trade secret theft. As technology advances, trade secret theft...
View ArticleYouTube’s ContentID Copyright Infringement Flagging System
Abstract: The idiosyncrasy of the Internet often invites colorful analogies in its description: high seas and piracy, Wild West and lawless frontier. This is not undeserved; despite great strides over...
View ArticleSelfies in Court: Snapchat as Admissible Evidence
Abstract: Social media is now a widely accepted and important medium of evidence in court. Yet Snapchat, a new and popular image messaging app among the youngest generation of smartphone users...
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Abstract: In the midst of heydays of social media, a social media user will inevitably face a product or service endorsement post in his/her social media feed or thread page. However, in the...
View ArticleBLOCKCHAIN AND COPYRIGHT: VAIN HOPE FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS?
Abstract: Blockchain technology has near unlimited application potential, and its influence could extend all the way to the copyright industry. For photographers, blockchain technology might serve as a...
View ArticleGET OUT OF MY HEAD: AN EXAMINATION OF POTENTIAL BRAIN-COMPUTER INTERFACE DATA...
Abstract: Brain-computer interfaces (“BCI”), which interpret brain impulses and translate them into real world outputs, currently exist in a variety of forms. With the continued development of BCIs and...
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