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Volume 30

Book 1

Platform Society: Copyright, Free Speech, and Sharing on Social Media Platforms
Fordham IPLJ
Symposium

Ethnicity and the Recognition of Asian Surnames Through Trademark Filings
Russell W. Jacobs
Article

Standing Up for Stand-Up Comedy: Joke Theft and the Relevance of Copyright Law and Social Norms in the Social Media Age
Hannah Pham
Article

Accountability of Algorithms in the GDPR and Beyond: A European Legal Framework on Automated Decision- Making
Céline Castets-Renard
Article

Towards a Transatlantic Concept of Data Privacy
Erdem Büyüksagis
Article

Preserving the Artistic Afterlife: The Challenges in Fulfilling Testator Wishes in Art-Rich, Cash-Poor Estates
Hanna K. Feldman
Note

The Concealed Cost of Convenience: Protecting Personal Data Privacy in the Age of Alexa
Lauren Bass
Note

“Why Do You Want My Password?”: Assessing Ultimate Control of a Journalist’s Twitter Account Used for Work Purposes
Benjamin Halperin
Note

Volume 29

Book 1

A Patent Reformist Supreme Court and Its Unearthed Precedent
Samuel F. Ernst*
Article

Privacy in Gaming
N. Cameron Russell, Joel R. Reidenberg & Sumyung Moon*
Article

Care for a Sample? De Minimis, Fair Use, Blockchain, and an Approach to an Affordable Music Sampling System for Independent Artists
Sean M. Corrado*
Note

Data Scraping as a Cause of Action: Limiting Use of the CFAA and Trespass in Online Copying Cases
Kathleen C. Riley*
Note

Argh, No More Pirating America’s Booty: Improving Copyright Protections for American Creators in China
Johnathan Ling*
Note

The Trouble with Tinker: An Examination of Student Free Speech Rights in the Digital Age
Allison N. Sweeney*
Note

Book 2

Towards a Jurisprudence of Fashion
Susan Scafidi*
Introduction

Barbie in Bondage: What Orly Lobel’s Book “You Don’t Own Me: How Mattel v. MGA Entertainment Exposed Barbie’s Dark Side” Tells Us About the Commoditization of the Female Body
Ann Bartow*
Article

Controlling Cargo: Amazon’s Predatory Attempt to Disrupt the Fashion Industry by Dominating the International Transportation of Goods
Mary Kate Brennan*
Article

Shopping For Privacy: How Technology in Brick-and-Mortar Retail Stores Poses Privacy Risks for Shoppers
Vincent Nguyen*
Article

Face Off: An Examination of State Biometric Privacy Statutes & Data Harm Remedies
Michael A. Rivera*
Note

The Future of Facial Recognition Is Not Fully Known: Developing Privacy and Security Regulatory Mechanisms for Facial Recognition in the Retail Sector
Elias Wright*
Note

Laundering the Art Market: A Proposal for Regulating Money Laundering Through Art in the United States
Alessandra Dagirmanjian*
Note

Fair Trade-mark: Proposing an Affirmative Duty on Licensors to Enforce Their Corporate Social Responsibility Codes
Dorothy L. Newman*
Note

Book 3

Sovereign Immunity for Rent: How the Commodification of Tribal Sovereign Immunity Reflects the Failures of the U.S. Patent System
Katrina G. Geddes*
Article

How to Evaluate the Constitutional Legitimacy of Regulating Speech Intermediaries: Lessons from a Century-Long Experience of Media Regulation
Asaf Wiener*
Article

The Power of Distant Rewards: Driving International Innovation Through United States Patent Incentives
Richard S. Gruner*
Article

A History of Competition: The Impact of Antitrust on Hong Kong’s Telecommunications Markets
Sandra Marco Colino*
Article

Dirty Little Secrets: Fracking Fluids, Dubious Trade Secrets, Confidential Contamination, and The Public Health Information Vacuum
Elliot Fink*
Note

The Aftereffects of TC Heartland: How to Effectively Approach Motions to Dismiss and Motions to Transfer on the Basis of Improper Venue
Jennifer Rosenblatt*
Note

Book 4

The Market for User Data
Olivier Sylvain*
Introduction

The Private-Sector Ecosystem of User Data in the Digital Age
Fordham IPLJ
Symposium

Implementing Privacy Policy: Who Should Do What?
David Hyman and William E. Kovacic*
Article

Fictitious Commodities: A Theory of Intellectual Property Inspired by Karl Polanyi’s “Great Transformation”
Alexander Peukert*
Article

The GDPR-Blockchain Paradox: Exempting Permissioned Blockchains from the GDPR
Anisha Mirchandani*
Note

The Fourth Amendment and Technological Exceptionalism After Carpenter: A Case Study on Hash-Value Matching
Denae Kassotis*
Note

Bringing Swirly Music to Life: Why Copyright Law Should Adopt Patent Law Standards for Joint Authorship of Sound Engineers
Andrew Nietes*
Note

A Tale of Sovereignty and Liberalism: The Lockean Myth of Intellectual Property
Shaoul Sussman*
Note

Volume 28

Book 1

The DTSA’s Federalism Problem: Federal Court Jurisdiction over Trade Secrets
Conor Tucker*
Article

After the Gold Rush: The Boom of the Internet of Things, and the Busts of Data-Security and Privacy
Dalmacio 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 Jurisprudence
Matthew B. Hershkowitz*
Note

Book 2

More Than an Academic Question: Defining Student Ownership of Intellectual Property Rights
Kurt M. Saunders*
Michael A. Lozano**
Article

Tinker Meets the Cyberbully: A Federal Circuit Conflict Round-Up and Proposed New Standard for Off-Campus Speech
Benjamin A. Holden*
Article

License to Bill: The Validity of Coupling Automatic Subscription Renewals with Free Trial Offers by Online Services
Koren Grinshpoon*
Article

Let’s Play: A Walkthrough of Quarter-Century-Old Copyright Precedent as Applied to Modern Video Games
Kyle Coogan*
Article

Protecting the Mickey Mouse Ears: Moving Beyond Traditional Campaign-Style Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in China
Adela Hurtado*
Note

Book 3

Standing with a Bundle of Sticks: The All Substantial Rights Doctrine in Action
Mark J. Abate*
Christopher J. Morten**
Article

Public Fora Purpose: Analyzing Viewpoint Discrimination on the President’s Twitter Account
James M. LoPiano*
Note

Making the FTC ☺: An Approach to Material Connections Disclosures in the Emoji Age
Christina Sauerborn*
Note

Watching Big Brother: A Citizen’s Right to Record Police
Vincent Nguyen*
Note

Finding the Barre: Fitting the Untried Territory of Choreography Claims into Existing Copyright Law
Kara Krakower*
Note

Book 4

A Bridge Between Copyright and Patent Law: Towards A Modern-Day Reapplication of the Semiconductor Chip Protection Act
Timothy T. Hsieh*
Article

University Trademarks and “Mixed Speech” on College Campuses: A Case Study of Gerlich v. Leath and Student Free Speech Rights
Nathan Converse*
Article

Intellectual Property and the Prisoner’s Dilemma: A Game Theory Justification of Copyrights, Patents, and Trade Secrets
Adam D. Moore*
Article

Group Defamation, Power, and a New Test for Determining Plaintiff Eligibility
Jeffrey Greenwood*
Note

Volume 27

Book 1

Puzzles of the Zero-Rate Royalty
Eli Greenbaum*
ARTICLE

Who’s Afraid of Forever 21?: Combating Copycatting Through Extralegal Enforcement of Moral Rights in Fashion Designs
Irina Oberman Khagi*
ARTICLE

GIF Gaffe: How Big Sports Ignored Lenz and Used the DMCA to Chill Free Speech on Twitter
Andrew T. Warren*
ARTICLE

The Need for “Supreme” Clarity: Clothing, Copyright, and Conceptual Separability
Jacqueline Lefebvre*
NOTE

The Non-Contractual Nature of Privacy Policies and a New Critique of the Notice and Choice Privacy Protection Model
Thomas B. Norton*
NOTE

Book 2

The IEEE-SA Revised Patent Policy and Its Definition of “Reasonable” Rates: A Transatlantic Antitrust Divide?
Nicolas Petit*
ARTICLE

Liar! Liar? The Defamatory Impact of “Liar” in the Modern World
Roy S. Gutterman*
ARTICLE

Recreating Copyright: The Cognitive Process of Creation and Copyright Law
Omri Rachum-Twaig*
ARTICLE

The Time Is Now: Why the United States Should Adopt the British Model of Sports Betting Legislation
Zach Schreiber*
NOTE

The Split on the Rogers v. Grimaldi Gridiron: An Analysis of Unauthorized Trademark Use in Artistic Mediums
Anthony Zangrillo*
Note

Book 3

Musicians, Politicians, and the Forgotten Tort
Arlen Langvardt*
Article

Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, Meet the Constitution
David Welkowitz*
Article

Obviousness as Fact: The Issue of Obviousness in Patent Law Should Be a Question of Fact Reviewed with Appropriate Deference
Ted L. Field*
Article

Locking Out Locke: A New Natural Copyright Law
Joseph A. R. Gerber*
Note

The Riddle of the Mysterious Patent Dance Wrapped in an Enigma: Is the Patent Dance of the BPCIA Optional or Mandatory?
Dov Hirsch*
Note

Book 4

Toward a More Coherent Doctrine of Trademark Genericism and Functionality: Focusing on Fair Competition
Sandra L. Rierson*
Article

A Paper Shield? Whether State Privilege Protections Apply to Student Journalists
Jonathan Peters*, Genelle Belmas†, and Piotr Bobkowski‡
Article

Autonomy Challenges in the Age of Big Data
Sofia Grafanaki*
Article

The Billionaire’s Treasure Trove: A Call to Reform Private Art Museums and the Private Benefit Doctrine
E. Alex Kirk*
Note

Nonconsensual Pornography: An Old Crime Updates Its Software
Jillian Roffer*
Note

Volume 26

Book 1

Copyright and Free Expression in China’s Film Industry
Eric Priest
ARTICLE

Network Neutrality and Consumer Demand for “Better Than Best Efforts” Traffic Management
Rob Frieden
ARTICLE

Appropriate(d) Moments
Richard Chused
ARTICLE

Sensationalism Falling Through the Cracks: Why the Legal Profession Must Broaden Ethical Standards for Legal Commentators
A. Augustus LaSala
NOTE

Internet Privacy Enforcement After Net Neutrality
Thomas B. Norton
NOTE

Restoring the Seven Year Rule in the Music Industry
Kathryn Rosenberg
NOTE

Book 2

The Lost Language of the First Amendment in Copyright Fair Use: A Semiotic Perspective of the “Transformative Use” Doctrine Twenty-Five Years On
David Tan
ARTICLE

Gender Biases in Cyberspace: A Two-Stage Model, the New Arena of Wikipedia and Other Websites
Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid & Amy Mittelman
ARTICLE

Accountability in the Patent Market Part II: Should Public Corporations Disclose More to Shareholders?
Ian D. McClure
ARTICLE

Using Copyright to Remove Content: An Analysis of Garcia v. Google
Elizabeth Martin
NOTE

“It’s Been a Hard Day’s Night” for Songwriters: Why the ASCAP and BMI Consent Decrees Must Undergo Reform
Brontë Lawson Turk
NOTE

Book 3

Newsgathering Takes Flight in Choppy Skies: Legal Obstacles Affecting Journalistic Drone Use
Clay Calvert,* Charles D. Tobin,† & Matthew D. Bunker‡
ARTICLE

The Political Economy of the Research Exemption in American Patent Law
Nicholas Short*
ARTICLE

Trademark’s eBay Problem
Peter J. Karol*
ARTICLE

“Going Viral” by Stealing Content: Can the Law Cure the Problem of Viral Content Farming?
Sara Gates*
NOTE

A Long-Overdue Reform: China’s Grant-Back Regime in Technology Transfer
Xiaoqiong Liu*
NOTE

State Anti-SLAPPs and Erie: Murky, but Not Chilling
Yando Peralta*
NOTE

Book 4

What’s So Special About Patent Law?
Michael Goodman*
ARTICLE

Content Providers’ Secondary Liability: A Social Network Perspective
Michal Lavi*
ARTICLE

The Air Jordan Rules: Image Advertising Adds New Dimension to Right of Publicity–First Amendment Tension
Stephen 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’ Rights
Cole Renicker*
NOTE

Volume 25

Book 1

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 Sussman
ARTICLE

Fame, Property & Identity: The Purpose and Scope of the Right of Publicity
Daniel Gervais & Martin L. Holmes
ARTICLE

The Replicator and the First Amendment
Kyle Langvardt
ARTICLE

Unreasonable Access: Disguised Issue Advocacy and the First Amendment Status of Broadcasters
Kerry L. Monroe
ARTICLE

“Sharing” with the Court: The Discoverability of Private Social Media Accounts in Civil Litigation
Zoe Rosenthal
NOTE

Models of Confusion: Strutting the Line Between Agent and Manger, Employee and Independent Contractor in the New York Modeling Industry
Ariel Sodomsky
NOTE

Tarantino v. Gawker: The News, Hyperlinking, and Contributory Infringement Liability
Victoria Geronimo
NOTE

Book 2

The Multiplicity of Copyright Laws on the Internet
Marketa Trimble
ARTICLE

Hacking Trademark Law for Collaborative Communities
Yana Welinder and Stephen LaPorte
ARTICLE

A Framework for Patent Exhaustion from Foreign Sales
Jay A. Erstling and Frederik W. Struve
ARTICLE

Count Your Lucky Stars: Why Consumers May Be Thankful for Monopolistic Behavior in the Rating and Review Industry
Jessica Friedrich
NOTE

The Central Hudson Zombie: For Better Or Worse, Intermediate Tier Review Survives Sorrell v. IMS Health
Oleg Shik
NOTE

Burdensome Secrets: A Comparative Approach to Improving China’s Trade Secret Protections
Eric D. Engelman
NOTE

Book 3

Neutrality 2.0: The Broadband Transition to Transparency
Justin S. Brown & Andrew W. Bagley
ARTICLE

Taking Back the Streets? How Street Art Ordinances Constitute Government Takings
Sheldon A. Evans
ARTICLE

The New Plague: False Claims Liability Based on Inequitable Conduct During Patent Prosecution
Gregory Michael, William Newsom, and Matthew Avery
ARTICLE

The Essential Facilities Doctrine in Information Economies: Illustrating Why the Antitrust Duty to Deal is Still Necessary in the New Economy
Maxwell Meadows
NOTE

Biometric Boom: How the Private Sector Commodifies Human Characteristics
Elizabeth M. Walker
NOTE

Book 4

The Enigma of Photography, Depiction, and Copyright Originality
Terry S. Kogan
ARTICLE

“I Have a [Fair Use] Dream”: Historic Copyrighted Works and the Recognition of Meaningful Rights for the Public
Arlen W. Langvardt
ARTICLE

Cracking the One-Way Mirror: How Computational Politics Harms Voter Privacy, and Proposed Regulatory Solutions
Kwame N. Akosah
NOTE

Toward a Fair Use Standard Turns 25: How Salinger and Scientology Affected Transformative Use Today
Benjamin Moskowitz
NOTE

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