That Was Close! The Supreme Court Declines Opportunity to Address CDA Immunity in Social Media

From New Media and Technology Law Blog on May 19, 2023

OpenAI Eases Procedure to Opt-Out of Inputs Being Used for Training Purposes

From New Media and Technology Law Blog on April 26, 2023

Question of the Week: As the use cases for NFTs continue to evolve, what are some key considerations for brands, NFT issuers and holders and marketplaces?

on April 13, 2023

Trends in Privacy and Data Security

Partner Jeffrey Neuburger and Jonathan Mollod write for Practical Law The Journal about how data privacy and cybersecurity remain as top priorities for regulators and companies.

From Practical Law The Journal on April 4, 2023

ChatGPT Risks and the Need for Corporate Policies

From Westlaw Today on March 15, 2023

ChatGPT Risks and the Need for Corporate Policies

From New Media and Technology Law Blog on February 23, 2022

New York Enacts First State “Right-to-Repair” Law

From New Media and Technology Law Blog on January 10, 2023

Soon You’ll Be Able to Make Your Own Movie With AI Artificial intelligence isn’t about to change the movie industry. It already has.

Partner Jeff Neuburger is quoted about recent advances in machine-learning artificial intelligence for image and video generation.

From New York Magazine on December 27, 2022

hiQ and LinkedIn Reach Proposed Settlement in Landmark Scraping Case

From New Media and Technology Law Blog on December 8, 2022

Court Finds hiQ Breached LinkedIn’s Terms Prohibiting Scraping, but in Mixed Ruling, Declines to Grant Summary Judgment to Either Party as to Certain Key Issues

From New Media and Technology Law Blog on November 11, 2022