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Lawsuit of the Day: Plagiarism Doesn't Pay

Cheating is always wrong, but maybe not *that* wrong…

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President-elect Donald Trump recently appointed former Paypal executive David Sacks as the White House’s first-ever czar for AI and cryptocurrency. Ryan Tarzy — CEO of Avandra Imaging, a federated network for de-identified imaging data — thinks this appointment could help accelerate the pace of innovation in the healthcare industry.

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Supreme Court Won’t Help Big Telecom Kill NY Law Requiring Affordable Broadband For Poor People

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Lawsuit of the Day: Plagiarism Doesn't Pay

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