Students, If you haven’t noticed, I’ve been intentional about keeping my politics neutral in this class. There’s a reason for that. My career has taken me through both ends of the political spectrum—I’ve worked for right-leaning organizations, left-leaning ones, and everywhere in between. Over time, those experiences shaped me into a centrist with core principles […]
Republican Senator Josh Hawley, an ironically self-described proponent of free speech, proposed the “Ending Support For Internet Censorship” Act this week, ultimately geared towards destroying the Internet and perpetuating censorship. As Prof. Mark Lemley put it, the bill should really be called the Promote Our Republican Nazis (PORN) act “since its goal is to promote […]
Because Internet law is still (somehow) considered a nuanced field of study in law school compared to intellectual property, crim, corporate, etc. it generates a lot of interesting conversation among curious friends, family, and prospective law students. Of those conversations, recently, there’s two topics that come up consistently thanks to their prominence in the media […]
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