Professor Ellen P. Goodman gave a keynote address at Silicon Flatirons Flagship conference: Examining the New Federalism in Technology Policy. She spoke about state AI governance efforts.
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Prof. Goodman gives press interviews regarding threats to investigate NPR and PBS
Professor Ellen P. Goodman gave press interviews to The Hill and Voice of America critiquing the FCC Charman Carr’s threat to NPR and PBS to investigate member stations’ underwriting announcements and his statement that Congress should zero out federal funding for public broadcasti
Buccafusco, Masur, & Varadarajan: Does Trade Secrecy Have an “Information Paradox”?
By Professor Camilla A. Hrdy Cross-posted on Written Description One of the key purposes of trade secret law is to address the “Arrow information paradox.” The information paradox posits that there is a fundamental challenge in information exchange: It is difficult to assess the value of information without first sharing it, but once the information … Continue reading Buccafusco, Masur, & Varadarajan: Does Trade Secrecy Have an “Information Paradox”?…
Texas Court Enjoins FTC Ban on Noncompetes
Ryan LLC v. FTC is one of several lawsuits challenging the Federal Trade Commission (FTC’s) Non-Compete Ban. The Non-Compete Ban, which the FTC issued on April 23, 2024, determined that non-compete agreements entered by employers with workers are an unfair method of competition, and therefore a violation of Section 5 of the FTC Act. Last … Continue reading Texas Court Enjoins FTC Ban on Noncompetes…
Twitter’s Newsworthiness Standard – What is It?
This piece by Professor Ellen P. Goodman was published by Tech Policy Press. Twitter adopted a policy last week that forbids the posting of private photos and videos of someone without their permission. The reason, it said, was to protect the vulnerable, especially “women, activists, dissidents, and members of minority communities” who are harassed and … Continue reading Twitter’s Newsworthiness Standard – What is It?…