Research Highlight: Alan Bovik
Alan Bovik holds the Cockerell Family Endowed Regents Chair in Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin. For the […]
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 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 […]
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 […]
Technology Lawyer Highlight: Jennifer McGrew of WSGR
By Sarah Propst Jennifer McGrew earned her B.S. in Business Administration from Portland State University and earned her J.D. from […]
Video: Women in Technology Law Panel
The Journal of Law and Technology at Texas wants to highlight the role of women in technology-related law. We have […]
How Artificial Intelligence Could Change the Law in Three Major Ways
By Daniel Rankin “Success in creating effective AI could be the biggest event in the history of our civilization, or […]