Congratulations to the Syracuse Science and Technology Law Reporter members selected for publication in Volumes 21 & 22 of The Reporter:
Notes
Olivia Y. Truong: Virtual Inheritance: Assigning More Virtual Property Rights
Alison Taroli: Obvious Fallacy: Improving the Standard of Obviousness for Chemical Compounds to More Accurately Reflect Common Practice in the Art
Ju-Hyun Yoo: The Science of Identifying People by Their DNA, A Powerful Tool for Solving Crimes, Including Cold Cases From the Civil Rights Era
Emily Prudente: Open Source or Open Season? What legal professionals need to know about open source software before dealing in corporate transactions and the ramifications of GPLv3
Note Alternates
Jason Denrich: The Case for EBay: Domestic and International Disputes Concerning the Contributory Liability of Online Marketplaces for the Trademark Infringement of Users
Antonette Naclerio: Intuition Says, “First, Do No Harm:” Implications of Making Clinical Decision Support Systems Standard Practice through Health IT
Book Reviews
Heather Giglio, reviewing The Stem Cell Dilemma: Beacons of Hope or Harbingers of Doom?, by Leo Furcht & William Hoffman
Susan Azzarelli, reviewing Against Intellectual Monopoly, by Michele Boldrin & David K. Levine
Caitlyn Whitehead, reviewing The Future Control of Food: A Guide to International Negotiations and Rules on Intellectual Property, Biodiversity and Food Security, edited by Geoff Tansey & Tasmin Rajotte
Susan Azzarelli, reviewing Patent Failure: How Judges, Bureaucrats, and Lawyers Put Innovators at Risk, by James Bessen & Michael J. Meurer
Book Review Alternates
Heather Giglio, reviewing Body Shopping: The Economy Fueled by Flesh and Blood, by Donna Dickenson
Mallorie Rulison, reviewing Digital Rights Management: The Problem of Expanding Ownership Rights, by Christopher May
Congratulations to the 2009-2010 Syracuse Science and Technology Law Reporter Executive Board
Editor in Chief: Zac Champ
Managing Editor: Rocky Baye
F&A Editors: Olivia Truong and Alison Taroli
Lead Articles Editors: Jessie Sweetland and Emily Prudente
Notes and Comments Editors: Dennis Parad and Mukai Shumba
Computer Editor: Ravi Patel
Business Editor:Mallorie Rulison
Executive Editors
Sarah Treptow
Susan Azzarelli
Sam Davis
Antonette Naclerio
Joshua Meredith
Mohammad Uddin
Jennifer Reimers
Today, the Syracuse Science and Technology Law Reporter, the Communications Law and Policy Society, and the Intellectual Property Law Society invited the College of Law community heard Brian W. Murray present his paper, Out With the Old, In With the New: The FCC and the Paradox of Broadband Access Mandates. The event was held in room 201 of the College of Law from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
Murray is an associate in the Communications Practice Group at Latham & Watkins LLP in Washington, D.C. His practice includes participation in rulemaking and adjudicatory proceedings before the Federal Communications Commission, and counseling on transactions and regulatory compliance.
Congratulations to the executive board for the 2008-2009 Syracuse Science and Technology Law Reporter.
Editor-in-Chief: Tara Lynch
Managing Editor: Paul Lyons
Notes and Comments Editors: Blaine Bettinger, Dominic D’Imperio
Business Editor: Eugene Hertzberg
Lead Articles Editors: Garth Mashmann, Phillip Semprevio
Computer Editor: Pamela Young
Form and Accuracy Editors: Gretal Kinney, Syzane Arifaj
Executive Editors: Luis Ormaechea, Heidi Pease, Laura Russell, Brian Hine, Mark Reid, Andrew Garver, and Nicholas Evanovich
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Please join us on Saturday, March 22nd for Syracuse University’s first annual Communications Law & Policy Spring Symposium, sponsored by the Communications Law and Policy Society. Leading representatives of the communications industry, law, and government will discuss the changing face of communications, with featured speakers from:
- AT&T, Verizon, Charter Communications, Lenovo
- NY Public Service Commission, Cable Telecommunications Association of New York, State Assemblyman Richard Brodsky’s Office
- Indiana University, Syracuse University College of Law, Syracuse University School of Information Studies, Syracuse University S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications
- Fletcher Heald & Hildreth, Herzog Engstrom Koplovitz P.C., Wiley Rein Fielding, LLP
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