This Week in Law (Video)

No, we don't recommend a willy-nilly background check. Join Zoe Argento, Denise Howell, Mike Keyes as we anonymously search for your credit card number. Does free speech mean that I can say that? Should copyright law protect you from extortion? Oh, and a gaggle of kit foxes.

Hosts: Denise Howell and J. Michael Keyes

Guests: Matt Curtis and Zoe Argento

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Copyright litigation is killing online bunnies - will PETA step in? Join Denise Howell, Mike Keyes, and Matthew Curtis as we discuss the PATCH Act on the Net Neutrally. Will PayPal convince the courts that we are all in competition? Does the death of the EDTX mean the rebirth of fair judgments? Oh, Tweet Draco! Twitter's watching you.

Hosts: Denise Howell and J. Michael Keyes

Guest: Matt Curtis

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The NSA and Microsoft gave us WannaCry, but so did people who don't update and patch, and the Shadow Brokers' extortionist Wine-Of-The-Month Club. Denise Howell, Matt Curtis, and Andrew Rossow look at who is responsible, what legal recourse exists, and what steps lawmakers should be taking to fix the problem. Nick Bilton's new book about the Silk Road equates Ross Ulbricht with other Silicon Valley entrepreneurs. An employment lawsuit against Uber sheds light on Uber's massive and meticulously tagged user info logs. 11-year-old Reuben Paul is our new cyber-ninja hero. Extortion is the new black, with Disney as the latest entertainment industry target. How to sue your annoying date. Net neutrality on the run. DR1 drone racing shows how to fly under the radar of FAA drone regs.

Host: Denise Howell

Guests: Matt Curtis and Andrew Rossow

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Denise Howell, Mike Keyes, Franklin Graves, and Micah Ascano discuss the Fyre Festival's crash course in how everyone wants to do "influence" marketing but no one knows the law. Can YouTube go from blunt instrument to precision in deciding what videos should be "restricted," and if it does will that jeopardize its DMCA safe harbor? Fan-made video subtitles are fun and creative, but are they or aren't they infringing? A new lawsuit tests whether AR games must worry about city licensing and permits before spawning the wild Snorlax; technology is making law more accessible and effective; and Jonathan Livingston Seagull finally gets the director credit he so richly deserves.

Hosts: Denise Howell and J. Michael Keyes

Guests: Franklin Graves and Micah Ascano

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Amazon has more privacy concerns, is there an echo? Denise Howell, Matt Curtis, and Sean Lynch discuss the legal implications of picking a fight with a security robot, Uber releases indefinite plans to launch flying taxis, Roku launches a new service that asks to track your data, join us as we surf across the intersection of law and technology.

Host: Denise Howell

Guests: Matt Curtis and Sean Lynch

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Is the girl on wall street a derivative work of the bull? Join Mike Keys, Denise Howell, Evan Brown, and Matthew Curtis discuss the latest developments in technology law. What does it take to file for a declaratory judgment? Does the taking of wireless data violate the wire act? How to exit employment with your data? A deep dive into Comcast's privacy policy, and a gorilla trades in his camera for a Fanta, but was there a meeting of the minds?

Hosts: Denise Howell and J. Michael Keyes

Guests: Evan Brown and Matt Curtis

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What's the difference between anonymity and privacy? Denise Howell, Mike Keyes, Tanya Forsheit, and Matt Curtis discuss the potential implications of European privacy laws for U.S. citizens and corporations. James Comey's Twittersphere increases by 900%. How do you opt-out from advertisements if your ISP doesn't advertise their opt out? Will Minnesota's proposed ISP privacy legislation stand? And a look at Time Warner/Spectrum/Charter's privacy policy. Join us as we detail the changing landscape of technology law in the national and international sphere.

Hosts: Denise Howell and J. Michael Keyes

Guests: Matt Curtis and Tanya Forsheit

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How do you protect your privacy when Congress will not? Denise Howell, Bob Cattanach, Josh Gilliand, and Matt Curtis discuss the implications of S.J.Res.34 and what to expect from your ISP. If absolute privacy is not real, are back doors okay? E-Discovery - can I just request it all? A new monkey selfie, how to click-bait a brief and what you need to know about AT&T's privacy policy and how to opt-out of "relevant advertising".

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Host: Denise Howell

Guests: Matt Curtis, Bob Cattanach, and Josh Gilliland

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The Supreme Court's decision on copyright protection for cheerleading uniforms, hacking tractors, FilmOn loses copyright fight, suspected malicious tweeter gets arrested, and more!

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Hosts: Denise Howell and J. Michael Keyes

Guest: Michael Madison

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Wikileaks CIA Vault 7 leak, Travel Ban 2.0, sex tape prenups, lawyers with pants on fire,

Host: Denise Howell

Guest: Neel Chatterjee

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Attorneys may submit a self-study form to their local CLE board seeking MCLE credit approval. Please check the rules and requirements for your specific jurisdiction before submitting any forms.

Special thanks to Nigel Clutterbuck for the TWiL theme music.

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