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(Yale Journal of Law and Technology, 01.01.2007)
EXPLOIT DERIVATIVES & NATIONAL SECURITY
(Yale Journal of Law and Technology, 01.01.2007)
OF FIRE ANTS AND CLAIM CONSTRUCTION: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE METEORIC RISE OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS AS A PREEMINENT FORUM FOR PATENT LITIGATION
(Yale Journal of Law and Technology, 01.01.2007)
EVERYTHING NEW IS OLD AGAIN: BRAIN FINGERPRINTING AND EVIDENTIARY ANALOGY
(Yale Journal of Law and Technology, 01.01.2007)
THE EAR OF DIONYSUS: RETHINKING FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE SURVEILLANCE
Adam Crepelle (Duke Law & Technology Review, 29.09.2024)
Tribes and AI: Possibilities for Tribal Sovereignty
Sakshi Wadhwa Centre for the Study of Law and Governance, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi, India (Information & Communications Technology Law, 25.09.2024)
Content blocking orders and status of digital rights: Assessment of two key verdicts in India
Felix E. Eboibi Newman U. Richards a Research Dept., Faculty of Law, Niger Delta University, Wilberforce Island, Yenagoa, Nigeriab Faculty of Law, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, Enugu, Nigeria (Information & Communications Technology Law, 25.09.2024)
African’s right to use cyberspace and the imposition of criminal sanction: rethinking legislative criminalization of online acts in Africa
Arletta Gorecka School of Law, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK (Information & Communications Technology Law, 23.09.2024)
‘Convergence of competing powers: EU competition law and privacy in the digital era – scenarios and impacts’
David I. Benbow School of Law, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK (Information & Communications Technology Law, 18.09.2024)
‘Don’t panic, don’t panic’: an analysis of a purported pro-eating disorder website/online content moral panic and legal and policy responses
Michael Anthony C. Dizon Anthony Meehan a Curtin Law School, Curtin University, Perth, WA, Australiab Independent Researcher (Information & Communications Technology Law, 17.09.2024)
Technical principles and protocols of encryption and their significance and effects on technology regulation