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This article is part of the 2024 BCLT-BTLJ-CMTL Symposium. Leo Yu The national security concerns surrounding TikTok appear straightforward: it is China. To many policymakers and scholars, the mere connection to China warrants severe measures, including either divestment to an American firm or a complete shutdown. What renders China’s involvement ...

This article is part of the 2024 BCLT-BTLJ-CMTL Symposium. Blake E. Reid I am grateful to the BTLJ and BCLT for the opportunity to participate in this symposium’s panel on race, Internet platforms and Section 230. It’s a fortunate and timely opportunity to discuss Spencer Overton’s and Catherine Powell’s critical ...

This article is part of the 2024 BCLT-BTLJ-CMTL Symposium. Angela R. Riley When my tribe, the Citizen Potawatomi Nation of Oklahoma (CPN), established an Eagle Aviary to protect and care for injured eagles that could no longer survive in the wild, it did so with a few goals in mind. ...

Friday, September 27 | 9:30 a.m. (PT) | Online Registration and Details Here Student In-Person Viewing and Reception RSVP Here Join us for Race, Rights, and Innovation: Cultivating Equity in the Digital World, a thought-provoking event exploring the intersection of race, technology, and legal frameworks. We’ll delve into the historical ...

COMPLETE VOLUME 39, ISSUE 2 Complete Issue FRONT MATTER Front Matter ARTICLES Our More-Than-Twenty-Year-Patent-Term by Mark Lemley & Jason Reinecke Intentionality in Trade Secret Law by Charles T. Graves The Right of Publicity Can Save Actors from Deepfake Armageddon by Matthew Kugler & Alice Preminger Dance of the Biologics by ...

[Gayathri Sindhu] 0:07 Welcome to the Berkeley Technology Law podcast. Hey everyone, this is Gayathri, your host for the day from the Berkeley Technology Law Journal. Today, we are excited to share with you a conversation between Berkeley Law student Paul Wood and Berkeley Law Professor Rebecca Wexler, where they ...

By Aaron Kamath, LL.M. 2024* On March 21, 2024, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a landmark antitrust lawsuit against Apple, which could have significant ramifications on the smartphone ecosystem. The complaint highlights that Apple responded to competitive threats by refusing to offer consumers lower smartphone prices or app ...

[Gayathri Sindhu] 0:07 Hey everyone, welcome to yet another exciting episode of the Berkeley Technology Law Journal Podcast. I’m your host, Gayathri Sindhu. Today, we are privileged to have with us Professor Colleen Chien, an absolute powerhouse. And I would go so far as to call her a triple threat ...

COMPLETE VOLUME 39, SPECIAL ISSUE Complete Issue FRONT MATTER Front Matter ARTICLES Introducing the Life Sciences Innovation Case Study Project by Allison A. Schmitt Serendipitous Lab Discovery to Commercial Blockbuster: The Invention of Lyrica by Kaidi (Ted) Zhang Innovation to Contain the HIV/AIDS Crisis: A Truvada Case Study by William ...

By Dhanya S. Krishnan, LL.M. 2024, and Ankur Singhal, LL.M. 2024 Online platforms employ mechanisms designed to manipulate and bait users, leveraging unscrupulous tactics that exploit users’ cognitive biases and impact their autonomy. These mechanisms, called dark patterns, are deceptive user interface designs that trick users into making unintended decisions. ...