Host Elizabeth Fu '21 covers Facebook's Libra project's newest iteration, an exemption for Nuro that paves the way for driverless deliveries, and delays in the trial of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.

Host Joseph Kroon '22 discusses the new Apple/Google COVID-19 contact network system, the Supreme Court's first foray into broadcasting its proceedings, and a ruling regarding copyright and third parties on Instagram.

Host Debbie Mosley '22 talks N95 mask price gouging, Telegram's cryptocurrency woes, and copyright over basketball players' tattoos in NBA 2K.

Host Dan Noel '21 explores some of the privacy and cybersecurity issues arising from the novel coronavirus crisis by looking at one of the actors that's been implicated the most: Zoom.

We're back, because as hard as it may try, early 2020 can't hold BTLJ down. Host Andy Zachrich '22 discusses the CFAA, the new T-Mobile, and location data tracking as a result of the coronavirus crisis.

We sat down with Berkeley Law professors (and former FTC attorneys) Erik Stallman and Tejas Narechania for an overview of the issue of net neutrality and to discuss the D.C. Circuit's recent major decision about the issue.

Hosts: Dan Noel '21 and Allan Holder '21

In the last episode of Issue 35:1, we discuss Russiaware on new Russian electronics, Uber's self-driving car accident, and claims that DoorDash is pocketing tips.

Hosts: Joseph Kroon '22 and Allan Holder '21

This week, we discuss a ruling on border searches, Apple being accused of not playing fair with its chips, and... personal jurisdiction.

Hosts: Barbora Studihradová LLM '20 and Dan Noel '21

This week, we discuss super warrants, foreign agents inside tech companies, and a wrist slap over data throttling.

Hosts: Yexi Xu LLM '20 and Debbie Mosley '22

This week, we discuss reservations about TikTok, DNA collection of non-U.S. detainees, and alleged discrimination on Facebook ads.

Hosts: Veronica Bognot '21 and Joseph Kroon '22