Internet

Techdirt’s New Report Explores How Existing Internet Regulations Around The Globe Have Fared. Short Answer? Not Well

Were they really unintended though?

Surviving And Thriving During The Web3 Revolution

For companies, Web3 presents a number of opportunities.

Looking Into The Future Of Web3

So far, we’ve only scratched the surface of this new web’s capabilities.

The Making Of A Biglaw Memelord

The story behind NonEquityPartner, one of the largest law meme accounts on Instagram.

Morning Docket: 03.04.22

*  Leave me alone: Philly's Driving Equity Law stops cops from pulling people over for minor traffic violations. [Billy Penn] * Only Fox I trust is a Red One: Former Fox News producer in legal trouble after allegedly working with Russian Oligarchs [NYT] * Law school applications are down 10%! Maybe this video is finally doing what needs to be done. [Reuters] * Louisiana legislator wants to ban watching porn at college. Will the procrasturbation ban raise or tank GPAs, I wonder? [Lailluminator] * Oregon's Senate just passed a bill that specifies when cops can use tear gas on people. I hope the acceptable scenarios are closer to never than when the clouds are out. [KPTV]

Utah Governor Vetoes Ridiculous Unconstitutional Content Moderation Bill; Makes His Brother-in-Law Sad

Ah... family.

Monopolistic U.S. ISPs Take Full Advantage Of The Covid Crisis

Empty promises.

Now That USMCA Is In Effect… Can Congress Even Reform Section 230 Without Violating The Agreement?

It is all a big scam, of course.

Is It Ageist To Microtarget On Facebook?

Facebook could be the new vanguard of age discrimination.

After Attacking Random Hollywood Supporters Of Net Neutrality, Ajit Pai Attacks Internet Companies

The rank dishonesty of the FCC is astonishing.

A Random Number of Mind-Blowing Things That Will Forever Change Everything You Thought You Believed, I Promise

A raft of lawsuits were filed against the clickbait cabal.

Non-Sequiturs: 06.01.17

* This is not a metaphor -- John Quinn takes on Everest. [Big Law Business] * A DOJ staffer got the ball rolling on the Mike Flynn investigation. [Wall Street Journal] * Get your popcorn ready for next week's Comey testimony. [Huffington Post] * Financial advice just in case you get laid off. [Law and More] * Paul Caron starts his term as Dean of Pepperdine University School of Law. [TaxProf Blog] * Internet surveillance isn't the future, it's the present. [Katz Justice]

The Weird Antitrust Questions Of A Google Chrome Ad Blocker

Google may be poking the antitrust bear.

Morning Docket: 08.29.16

* Sixth Circuit decides farmers don't need the Internet. It's your move now, FarmersOnly.com lobbyists! [NY Times] * The latest in the "Houston" law school showdown. [Houston Chronicle] * In Trump U. litigation news, there's a battle over who gets to be called an "expert" in a case about whether unqualified people pretended to be experts. [Courthouse News Service] * Remember Kim Dotcom? He wants to livestream his legal battle, which seems a lot less interesting than what he used to put up. [USNWR] * HSBC paying $13M in suits alleging improperly recorded debt-collection calls. [Law360] * Robot lawyering spreads: The parking ticket battling algorithm moves to Seattle. [WTSP] * "How do you cross-examine a computer?" I dunno, Ctrl-Alt-Delete? [Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]

At Least Your Exams Are Going Better Than These Disastrous Finals — An ATL Classic

Hope this nightmare of a final exam story doesn't happen to you...