The Berkeley Technology Law Journal is a student-run publication of the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law.
Berkeley, California, USA
Joined March 2011
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1/ Congratulations to Professor @maggiechon! Her essay, “Relational Innovation and the Public Benefits of Copying,” will soon be published in @BerkeleyTechLJ ...
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ICYMI, the most recent Berkeley Technology Law Journal podcast episode contemplated this exactly: nytimes.com/2024/03/21/techn… @BerkeleyTechLJ
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From Justice Sotomayor, who spoke at @BerkeleyLaw today. cnn.com/2024/01/29/politics/…
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Now out in @BerkeleyTechLJ , Jessica Maupin @McGuireWoodsLLP and I analyze all post-eBay cases of "unenjoined infringement" and conclude that US courts are giving out compulsory licenses at a high rate.
@sjquinney @WCL_PIJIP #patent @HalSinger
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Today, CRHLP Executive Director Melissa Goodman (@mg718) moderated the panel "Fundamental Privacy Rights – Intersectional Justice" at the 4th Annual @BerkeleyTechLJ/@BerkeleyLawBCLT Fall Symposium – CA Constitutional Privacy at 50.
Thank you, @BerkeleyLaw!
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As the conduct by Google described below shows, exclusive deals are a formidable weapon used to expand and entrench market power, as well as to deter and inhibit competition. As I explain in my @BerkeleyTechLJ article, most of them should be prohibited.
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NEW: Inside Google's plan to stop Apple from getting serious about search. Google's fears grew in 2021 when it paid Apple around $18 billion for a default pact as the iPhone maker improved its Spotlight search feature. Then Google execs quietly plotted. nytimes.com/2023/10/26/techn…
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Artificial Intelligence and the Right to Privacy - Chris Conley on #AI & #privacy in @BerkeleyTechLJ btlj.org/2023/10/artificial-…
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Look forward to speaking at @BerkeleyTechLJ conference on “California Constitutional Privacy at 50” tomorrow at @BerkeleyLaw!
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ALT Panel description: Panel 4: Power to the People – An Inalienable and Positive Privacy Right “Fundamental to our privacy is the ability to control circulation of personal information. This is essential to social relationships and personal freedom. The proliferation of government and business records over which we have no control limits our ability to control our personal lives.” This panel will explore the California Right to Privacy as an affirmative right designed to help Californians lead more powerful, empowering, and free lives. Speakers: Veena Dubal (opens in a new tab), Professor of Law, UC Irvine School of Law Stacy-Ann Elvy (opens in a new tab), Professor of Law, UC Davis School of Law Tiffany Li (opens in a new tab), Associate Professor of Law, University of San Francisco School of Law Ari Waldman (opens in a new tab), Professor of Law, UC Irvine School of Law Moderator: Jennifer Urban, Clinical Professor of Law, Berkeley Law
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If you’re wondering about methods of competition that corporations use to expand & entrench their dominant position, then read my latest article just published @BerkeleyTechLJ on Tying and Exclusive dealing.
I call for a per se rule against both practices
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Cravath partner Dave Kappos authors an article on the classification of cryptoassets for @BerkeleyTechLJ bit.ly/3JEd8I6
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"An examination of the tradeoffs that led the major industry segments to support the Telecommunications Act of 1996 provides a useful illustration of a political bargain." - @LawEconCenter Academic Affiliate Christopher Yoo in @BerkeleyTechLJ
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#Trademark #Confusion #Simplified | A New #Framework for #Multifactor Tests @BerkeleyTechLJ @DickinsonLaw
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“The Transnational Data Governance Problem” identifies the challenges arising from an emerging fragmentation of transnational #data flows.
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27th Annual @BerkeleyTechLJ/@BerkeleyLawBCLT Symposium to feature scholars, policymakers, and industry participants from both sides of the Atlantic assessing the ramifications of the shift to a more regulatory approach with a particular focus on copyright. law.berkeley.edu/research/bc…
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Should whether you pay for an account impact a court's assessment of your privacy expectations/rights?
Seems problematic for folks unwilling/unable to shell out $$ for every account.
Interesting case out of Wisconsin-could be ripe for a @BerkeleyTechLJ note?
#privacy #tech
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The complete volume of @BerkeleyTechLJ's moving tribute to the late great @jreidenberg is now out: btlj.org/2022/10/volume-36-i…
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A tribute to a great scholar and a cherished friend—my essay about Joel Reidenberg is now published @BerkeleyTechLJ in its issue devoted to his seminal article, Lex Informatica. @BerkeleyLaw @FordhamCLIP @BerkeleyLawBCLT
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hey friends if you're curious what poetry & poetics devices can tell us about trademark doctrines, a draft of "a poetics of trademark law," forthcoming in @BerkeleyTechLJ, is now on @ssrn! plenty of time for revisions so lmk what you think.
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My latest piece, forthcoming in @BerkeleyTechLJ, offers framework for @FTC to challenge behavior as “unfair method of competition” under Section 5 of FTC Act. bit.ly/3AQF9Yv Section 5 could be applied w/o limits, but I propose modest, predictable extension of Kodak. 4/17
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YAY! My paper Affinity Profiling & Discrimination by Association in Online Behavioural Advertising is now published @BerkeleyLaw @BerkeleyTechLJ very timely as FB is still excluding ppl based on race & gender from seeing jobs. Is this legal? find out here tinyurl.com/smyeyd7k