After the Gold Rush: The Boom of the Internet of Things, and the Busts of Data-Security and PrivacyDalmacio V. Posadas, Jr.*Article
Patently Insane for Patents: A Judge-by-Judge Analysis of the Federal Circuit’s Post-Alice Patentable Subject Matter Eligibility of Abstract Ideas JurisprudenceMatthew B. Hershkowitz*Note
More Than an Academic Question: Defining Student Ownership of Intellectual Property RightsKurt M. Saunders*Michael A. Lozano**Article
Tinker Meets the Cyberbully: A Federal Circuit Conflict Round-Up and Proposed New Standard for Off-Campus SpeechBenjamin A. Holden*Article
License to Bill: The Validity of Coupling Automatic Subscription Renewals with Free Trial Offers by Online ServicesKoren Grinshpoon*Article
Let’s Play: A Walkthrough of Quarter-Century-Old Copyright Precedent as Applied to Modern Video GamesKyle Coogan*Article
Protecting the Mickey Mouse Ears: Moving Beyond Traditional Campaign-Style Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in ChinaAdela Hurtado*Note
Standing with a Bundle of Sticks: The All Substantial Rights Doctrine in ActionMark J. Abate*Christopher J. Morten**Article
Public Fora Purpose: Analyzing Viewpoint Discrimination on the President’s Twitter AccountJames M. LoPiano*Note
Making the FTC ☺: An Approach to Material Connections Disclosures in the Emoji AgeChristina Sauerborn*Note
Finding the Barre: Fitting the Untried Territory of Choreography Claims into Existing Copyright LawKara Krakower*Note
Who’s Afraid of Forever 21?: Combating Copycatting Through Extralegal Enforcement of Moral Rights in Fashion DesignsIrina Oberman Khagi*ARTICLE
GIF Gaffe: How Big Sports Ignored Lenz and Used the DMCA to Chill Free Speech on TwitterAndrew T. Warren*ARTICLE
The Need for “Supreme” Clarity: Clothing, Copyright, and Conceptual SeparabilityJacqueline Lefebvre*NOTE
The Non-Contractual Nature of Privacy Policies and a New Critique of the Notice and Choice Privacy Protection ModelThomas B. Norton*NOTE
The IEEE-SA Revised Patent Policy and Its Definition of “Reasonable” Rates: A Transatlantic Antitrust Divide?Nicolas Petit*ARTICLE
The Time Is Now: Why the United States Should Adopt the British Model of Sports Betting LegislationZach Schreiber*NOTE
The Split on the Rogers v. Grimaldi Gridiron: An Analysis of Unauthorized Trademark Use in Artistic MediumsAnthony Zangrillo*Note
Obviousness as Fact: The Issue of Obviousness in Patent Law Should Be a Question of Fact Reviewed with Appropriate DeferenceTed L. Field*Article
The Riddle of the Mysterious Patent Dance Wrapped in an Enigma: Is the Patent Dance of the BPCIA Optional or Mandatory?Dov Hirsch*Note
Toward a More Coherent Doctrine of Trademark Genericism and Functionality: Focusing on Fair CompetitionSandra L. Rierson*Article
A Paper Shield? Whether State Privilege Protections Apply to Student JournalistsJonathan Peters*, Genelle Belmas†, and Piotr Bobkowski‡ Article
The Billionaire’s Treasure Trove: A Call to Reform Private Art Museums and the Private Benefit DoctrineE. Alex Kirk*Note
Network Neutrality and Consumer Demand for “Better Than Best Efforts” Traffic ManagementRob FriedenARTICLE
Sensationalism Falling Through the Cracks: Why the Legal Profession Must Broaden Ethical Standards for Legal CommentatorsA. Augustus LaSalaNOTE
The Lost Language of the First Amendment in Copyright Fair Use: A Semiotic Perspective of the “Transformative Use” Doctrine Twenty-Five Years OnDavid TanARTICLE
Gender Biases in Cyberspace: A Two-Stage Model, the New Arena of Wikipedia and Other WebsitesShlomit Yanisky-Ravid & Amy MittelmanARTICLE
Accountability in the Patent Market Part II: Should Public Corporations Disclose More to Shareholders?Ian D. McClureARTICLE
“It’s Been a Hard Day’s Night” for Songwriters: Why the ASCAP and BMI Consent Decrees Must Undergo ReformBrontë Lawson TurkNOTE
Newsgathering Takes Flight in Choppy Skies: Legal Obstacles Affecting Journalistic Drone UseClay Calvert,* Charles D. Tobin,† & Matthew D. Bunker‡ARTICLE
“Going Viral” by Stealing Content: Can the Law Cure the Problem of Viral Content Farming?Sara Gates*NOTE
The Air Jordan Rules: Image Advertising Adds New Dimension to Right of Publicity–First Amendment TensionStephen McKelvey,* Jonathan Goins,† & Frederick Krauss‡ARTICLE
The Fourth Amendment Implications on the Real-Time Tracking of Cell Phones Through the Use of “Stingrays”W. Scott Kim*NOTE
A Comparative Analysis of the NFL’s Disciplinary Structure: The Commissioner’s Power and Players’ RightsCole Renicker*NOTE
A Real Separation of Powers or Separation of Law: Can an Article I Administrative Agency Nullify an Article III Federal Court Judgment? Shashank Upadhye & Adam SussmanARTICLE
Fame, Property & Identity: The Purpose and Scope of the Right of Publicity Daniel Gervais & Martin L. HolmesARTICLE
Unreasonable Access: Disguised Issue Advocacy and the First Amendment Status of Broadcasters Kerry L. MonroeARTICLE
“Sharing” with the Court: The Discoverability of Private Social Media Accounts in Civil Litigation Zoe RosenthalNOTE
Models of Confusion: Strutting the Line Between Agent and Manger, Employee and Independent Contractor in the New York Modeling Industry Ariel SodomskyNOTE
Tarantino v. Gawker: The News, Hyperlinking, and Contributory Infringement Liability Victoria GeronimoNOTE
Count Your Lucky Stars: Why Consumers May Be Thankful for Monopolistic Behavior in the Rating and Review IndustryJessica FriedrichNOTE
The Central Hudson Zombie: For Better Or Worse, Intermediate Tier Review Survives Sorrell v. IMS HealthOleg ShikNOTE
Burdensome Secrets: A Comparative Approach to Improving China’s Trade Secret ProtectionsEric D. EngelmanNOTE
Taking Back the Streets? How Street Art Ordinances Constitute Government TakingsSheldon A. EvansARTICLE
The New Plague: False Claims Liability Based on Inequitable Conduct During Patent ProsecutionGregory Michael, William Newsom, and Matthew AveryARTICLE
The Essential Facilities Doctrine in Information Economies: Illustrating Why the Antitrust Duty to Deal is Still Necessary in the New EconomyMaxwell MeadowsNOTE
“I Have a [Fair Use] Dream”: Historic Copyrighted Works and the Recognition of Meaningful Rights for the PublicArlen W. LangvardtARTICLE
Cracking the One-Way Mirror: How Computational Politics Harms Voter Privacy, and Proposed Regulatory Solutions Kwame N. AkosahNOTE
Toward a Fair Use Standard Turns 25: How Salinger and Scientology Affected Transformative Use TodayBenjamin MoskowitzNOTE
