Conversations with Renowned Professors on the Future of Copyrights, Prof. James Boyle (of Duke University School of Law), Prof. Graeme Dinwoodie (of Oxford University School of Law), Prof. Peter Jaszi (of American University Washington College of Law), Prof. Mark Rose (of University of California, Santa Barbara), and Prof. Diane Zimmerman (of New York University School of Law)
Copyright, Private Copying, and Discrete Public Goods, Prof. Glynn Lunney, Jr.
Is There a Post-Modern Copyright?, Prof. Peter Jaszi
In the Trenches of Copyright Law: Challenges and Remedies, Attorney Ashlye Keaton and Dr. Jerry Goolsby
The Public Sphere and the Emergence of Copyright: Areopagitica, the Stationers’ Company and the Statute of Anne, Prof. Mark Rose
Finding New Paths Through the Internet: Content and Copyright, Prof. Diane Zimmerman
Life as Art: How Technological Changes and the Infusion of Music into Daily Life Spurred the Sound Recordings Act of 1971, Attorney James H. Napper
Regulating Cyber Attacks, Wolfgang McGavran
Getting a Handle on Hybrid Devices: The FDA and Industries’ Struggles with Regulatory Approval of Drug-Eluting Stents and Possible Solutions for Future Combination Devices, Kevin Edler
When Your Rights Depend on Your Paycheck: The Scary Way Courts are Deciding Right of Publicity Cases, Melissa Desormeaux
Price Wars & Patent Law: Reducing the Cost of Health Care through Medical Device Price Transparency, Asha S. Geire