On today’s episode, 2L Andrew Manley talks to Bryan Tramont of Wilkinson Barker Knauer. Topics include the role of media and agencies in an increasingly political climate, writing statutes for constantly evolving industries, and the FCC’s incentive auction.

Music of the show is provided by Gino and the Goons:

Opening Theme: Troubles

Sign off music: On My Way

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On this final episode of the semester we are first joined by Prof. Scott Moss of the CU Law faculty to talk about the treatment of  technology in the modern American court system.

We then turn to a conversation between TLPC podcast producer, student attorney, and avid gamer Jim Murray, and fellow student attorney and avid gamer, John Dubiel, discussing the subject of e-sports law.

We are fortunate to welcome Chris Soghoian, the American Civil Liberties Union’s Principal Technologist to the podcast. In addition to his work with the ACLU, Chris is a vocal privacy researcher and activist who impacts the areas of government surveillance, encryption and consumer privacy.

This episode features Chris’s talk for the Silicon Flatirons Student Group and ACLU Student Group at Colorado Law, as well as an interview with host Marcus Degen and TLPC student attorney Jim Murray.

Today’s podcast opens with a discussion between Dr. Nicol Turner-Lee, Vice President and Chief Research and Policy officer at the Multicultural Media, Telecom and Internet Council (MMTC), and Colorado Law Professor Blake Reid on the subject of bridging the digital divide. The second section features a discussion about institutional review boards and the Facebook emotional contagion experiment with TLPC student attorney, Calli Schroeder.

Tech Law and You is distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.

(by Chelsea Brooks, Student Attorney)

In the third episode of Tech Law & You, we present an interview with Mark Cooper, Director of Research at the Consumer Federation of America, Silicon Flatirons Fellow at the University of Colorado, and expert witness for over 250 public interest cases. Student Technologist Jeffery Ward-bailey sits down with Mark to talk about capitalism, the FCC, and the Silicon Flatirons conference on Digital Broadband Migration.

Theme music is by The Carols. Tech Law and You is distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.

(by Chelsea E. Brooks, Student Attorney, and Jeffrey Ward-Bailey, Student Technologist)

This Monday, February 23rd through Friday the 27th is Fair Use week, a celebration of the doctrine which, in certain circumstances, permits the use of copyrighted materials without the authorization of the copyright holder.

In honor of this celebration, and this semester’s inaugural Tech Law & You episode, we present an interview with Ian Hales, a new media artist and designer who is currently an instructor at the University of Colorado, Boulder, in the Technology, Arts, & Media Program. We talk with Ian about his experiences with fair use as a professor, and discuss lessons for students and designers on the boundaries of fair use.

We also provide background to the legal aspects of fair use with the help of Kristelia García, an associate professor at Colorado Law, teaching trademark, property, and copyright-related courses and working with the Silicon Flatirons Center for Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship.

Theme music is by The Carols. Tech Law and You is distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.

We at TLPC are proud to introduce the pilot episode of our podcast, Tech Law and You. In the inaugural episode, we present an interview with Jeff Blattner, President of Legal Policy Solutions and Clinical Professor at American University in Washington, DC. Student attorneys Mel Jensen and Alex Koral talk with Jeff about his time working for Senator Ted Kennedy, and discuss lessons for law students on maintaining strong relationships, working on teams, and building a portfolio of skills.

Theme music is by The Carols. Tech Law and You is distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.

We at TLPC are proud to introduce the pilot episode of our podcast, Tech Law and You. In the inaugural episode, we present an interview with Jeff Blatner, President of Legal Policy Solutions and Clinical Professor at American University in Washington, DC. Student attorneys Mel Jensen and Alex Koral talk with Jeff about his time working for Senator Ted Kennedy, and discuss lessons for law students on maintaining strong relationships, working on teams, and building a portfolio of skills.

Theme music is by The Carols. Tech Law and You is distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license.