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Volume 36, Issue 1
ARTICLES
THE ‘BLURRED LINES’ OF MARVIN GAYE’S ‘HERE, MY DEAR’: MUSIC AS A TORTIOUS ACT, DIVORCE NARRATIVE AND FIRST AMENDMENT TOTEM – Bryan Adamson
LES DEMOISELLES D’AVIGNON: PAINTING PROSTITUTION, DELINEATING LAW – Shulamit Almog
ALL FOR COPYRIGHT STAND UP AND HOLLER! THREE CHEERS FOR STAR ATHLETICA AND THE U.S. SUPREME COURT’S PERCEIVED AND IMAGINED SEPARATELY TEST – David E. Shipley
NOTES
THE TROPE OF PARITY – Michael Del Priore
INCENTIVIZING CYBERSECURITY COMPLIANCE IN THE NEW DIGITAL AGE: PREVALENCE OF SECURITY BREACHES SHOULD PROMPT ACTION BY CONGRESS AND THE SUPREME COURT – Cristiana Modesti
RIDE OVERSHARING: PRIVACY REGULATION WITHIN THE GIG ECONOMY – Casey Thomas
CREATING A MORE PERMISSIVE PATENTABILITY STANDARD UNDER LANGUAGE FROM THE TPP – Ryan Gregory Thorne
Volume 36, Issue 2
ARTICLES
SAFE HARBORS AND THE EVOLUTION OF ONLINE PLATFORM MARKETS: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS – T. Randolph Beard, George S. Ford, & Michael Stern
TO FILTER, OR NOT TO FILTER? THAT IS THE QUESTION IN EU COPYRIGHT REFORM – Giancarlo Frosio
VALORIZING DISOBEDIENCE WITHIN THE RANKS: LAW AND RESISTANCE IN AMERICAN MILITARY FILMS – Amar Khoday
PROGRESS OR PROFIT: RECONSIDERING THE SHORTENED STATUTORY PERIOD SCHEME – Max Stul Oppenheimer
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MUNICIPAL WI-FI AND THE THIRD-PARTY DOCTRINE: RETHINKING AN ANTIQUATED FRAMEWORK – David A. Forrest
IN THE PRIVACY OF ONE’S OWN HOME: DOES NEW YORK STATE LAW PREVENT INVASIONS OF PRIVACY IN THE HOME? – Madeline A. Kessler
THE JOURNALISM LICENSING PROGRAM: A SOLUTION TO COMBAT THE SELECTIVE EXPOSURE THEORY IN OUR CONTEMPORARY MEDIA LANDSCAPE – Matthew Lobello
WHY THE BRIDGEPORT RULE FOR INFRINGEMENT OF SOUND RECORDINGS IS NO LONGER ‘VOGUE’ – Jessica Mauceri
Volume 36, Issue 3
2018 SPRING SYMPOSIUM
THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY: PRIVACY REIMAGINED FOR NEW YORK? –Jennifer E. Rothman
ARTICLES
OWNERSHIP OF UNIVERSITY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY – Jon M. Garon
DIGITAL PUBLISHING: THREE FUTURES (AND HOW TO GET THERE) – Stephen M. Maurer
CRITICAL RACE IP – Anjali Vats & Deidré A. Keller
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MUSICAL INNOVATION’S SWORN ENEMY: THE INFRINGER – Stuart Lawrence Anello
REACHING FOR THE STARS: A PROPOSAL TO THE FTC TO HELP DETER ASTROTURFING AND FAKE REVIEWS – Matthew Barish
ALL-AMERICAN DISCRIMINATION: NORTH CAROLINA AND TRANSGENDER STUDENTATHLETES – Jessica Rosen