Professor Michael Carrier published How the Federal Trade Commission Can Use Section 5 To Strengthen the Right to Repair in the Berkeley Technology Law Journal. Consumers’ right to repair their products is under attack. Manufacturers have decimated this long-held right by making parts unavailable, preventing products from working, and imposing software restrictions. Farmers can no … Continue reading Prof. Michael Carrier publishes article on right to repair in Berkeley Tech. Law Journal…
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Judge Kathleen O’Malley delivers the annual Greg Lastowka Memorial Lecture
On March 22, Judge Kathleen O’Malley delivered the annual Greg Lastowka Memorial Lecture. View a recording of the lecture here.
Professor Ellen P. Goodman’s work cited in FTC’s Report to Congress on “Combatting Online Harms Through Innovation”
RIIPL Co-Director, Professor Ellen P. Goodman’s work was cited in the Federal Trade Commission’s June 2022 Report to Congress on “Combatting Online Harms Through Innovation.” Congress called upon the FTC to report on how artificial intelligence could be used to address online harms in the 2021 Appropriation Act. In the report’s recommendations on platform … Continue reading Professor Ellen P. Goodman’s work cited in FTC’s Report to Congress on “Combatting Online Harms Through Innovation”…
Nidhi Salian develops poster on AI tools and immigration globally
Reaching out to the next generation of tech scholars, Professor Ellen P. Goodman mentors Rutgers Honors College undergraduate Nidhi Salian in her paper and poster contribution to the Gardner Policy Conference on AI tools and immigration globally.
Prof. Michael Carrier to give talk to state antitrust enforcers
Prof. Michael Carrier will give a talk to the antitrust section of the Pharmaceutical Industry Working Group for the National Association of Attorneys General. He will discuss leading issues relating to competition between biologic medicines and more affordable biosimilars.