JOLTT Volume 4 Published
The Journal of Law and Technology at Texas is proud to announce the publication of JOLTT Volume 4. Read more […]
Data Scraping & The Downfall of Public Anonymity
Some open-internet advocates have applauded the Ninth Circuit’s recent
decision in hiQ Labs v. LinkedIn […]
Keep Mars Clean: The Need for Space Policy to Avoid Planetary Space Debris
Space debris mitigation guidelines such as ISO 24113 of 20191 and the Space […]
Cyber Ethics: Part 3 | Ethical Restrictions on Commenting About a Case
Cyber Ethics: Part 3 Ethical Restrictions on Commenting About a Case By John G. Browning Read the full article with […]
Cyber Ethics: Part 2 | Early Lessons From Lawyers’ Social Media Use
Cyber Ethics: Part 2 Early Lessons from Lawyers’ Social Media Use By John G. Browning Read the full article with […]
Cyber Ethics: Part 1 | Geo-Fencing: Free Speech of Tainting the Jury Pool?
Cyber Ethics: Part 1 Geo-Fencing: Free Speech or Tainting the Jury Pool? By John G. Browning Read the full article […]
Technology Lawyer Highlight: John Browning of Passman & Jones
By Arushi Pandya & Hayley Ostrin John Browning is a partner at Passman & Jones, a Dallas law firm. Browning […]
UT Student-Run Journal Explores Intersection of Technology and Law
Technology is so prevalent today that it has become a core component in a variety of everyday, real-world legal concerns. […]
Video: Internet of Things Panel
Data about individuals is available on a larger scale than ever. Technologies like Amazon’s Echo, Apple’s iWatch, and self-driving cars […]
Technology Lawyer Highlight: Micha-Manuel Bues of BRYTER
By Aruna Noah Nathan Micha-Manuel Bues is Co-Founder and Managing Director at BRYTER, a company that provides a code-free, AI-powered […]