Author: Tatyana Ruderman
POTUS Expected to Sign Executive Order on Cybersecurity
The new President of the United States is expected to sign an executive order on United States cybersecurity. Early Tuesday morning, a Reddit user posted an apparent draft of the executive order.
Remote Technology in Cars: Good Idea?
In recent years, Zipcar has simplified and mobilized car-sharing. Zipcar has designed and implemented a nearly-seamless process whereby a user can make a reservation online, swipe their ID on the
Will Net Neutrality Remain the Status Quo?
With the appointment of Ajit Pai as the new Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) Chairman, it will be interesting to see whether changes will emerge in the FCC’s official position on net
Pokémon GO: Legal Issues
As we discussed in our previous posts on Pokémon GO and the latest news, this new augmented reality game raises a series of legal issues. Most recently, a Detroit couple sued
Pokémon GO: Latest News
As we wrote on July 21, Pokémon GO has exploded in popularity and, as developments occur, we will continue to explore the game’s practical, legal, and cultural implications. Check out the
Pokémon GO: Quickly Catching ‘Em All
After much anticipation, on July 6, Niantic released a beta version of Pokémon GO – a mobile game that has since entranced an estimate of around 10 million daily players. In only a few weeks,
“Schools are experimenting with the very same surveillance technologies that totalitarian governments use to surveil and abuse the rights of their citizens everywhere: online, offline, and on their phones.”
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/02/schools-are-pushing-boundaries-surveillance-technologies