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THE VOLOKH CONSPIRACY
in Artificial Intelligence Law
China in the Bull Shop

The Cyberlaw Podcast discusses TikTok's CEO's Capitol Hill hearings, Congress's potential action on Chinese IT products, the Federal Trade Commission's policy on cloud services, the latest AI releases, social media's immunity for false user speech, Iowa's emerging trend in state privacy law, and Hachette v. Internet Archive.

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TORRENTFREAK
in Technology Law
Twitter Hunts Down Github User Who Leaked Company’s Source Code

Twitter’s algorithm for recommending tweets was allegedly leaked online via a GitHub repository named PublicSpace, sparking a swift DMCA takedown notice from the social media giant on March 24, 2023 which Twitter followed up with a DMCA subpoena application to identify the person behind the username FreeSpeechEnthusiast who was reportedly releasing the code despite Twitter CEO Elon Musk’s February 2023 announcement that it was to be opened up source code to the public.

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THE VOLOKH CONSPIRACY
in Health Law
CDC Inflated Data About Teen Girls and Sexual Assault

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) inflated data about sexual assault among teenage girls by rounding up the numbers in its report, raising concerns the use of inaccurate figures could undermine its wider message concerning teenage mental health.

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THE VOLOKH CONSPIRACY
in Privacy Law
Software liability

The 447th episode of The Cyberlaw Podcast focuses on cybersecurity's third rail, with Nick Weaver, Maury Shenk and Stewart Baker exploring the pros and cons of liability for certain security flaws in the US national cybersecurity strategy, while also discussing TikTok, China's attempted interference in the 2021 Canadian national election and Twitter's sinking revenues.

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ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION
in Consumer Protection Law
Podcast Episode: Making the Invisible Visible

The article collection on Deeplinks Blog discusses various topics related to technology and its impact on society, such as the importance of citizen input in government affairs, promoting tech literacy among young people, and the need for ethical considerations in developing algorithms and internet security, among others.

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THE VOLOKH CONSPIRACY
in Family Law
TikTok Admits It's as Clueless on Teens as the Rest of Us

TikTok has announced that in the coming weeks, underage users' accounts will automatically opt into their new 60-minute screen time limit of the app and will be served a prompt to stop using the app at the one-hour mark - but they can re-enter their password to continue to use the app as the changes highlight a trend that a major tech company is self-regulating and implies that unlimited screen time is bad for kids, and the article argues the best solution for personal regulation of tech use is personal, familial or voluntary communal instead of regulatory ideas which would do too much or be completely useless.

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ABOVE THE LAW
in Data Protection Law
What The AI Industry Can Learn From The Media Industry

News and media organizations have editorial policies and standards to define and guide the kind of content offered to their audience; similar policies and processes, including AI training and review, must be developed in order to support brands, protect consumers and remain transparent, otherwise regulation may become necessary.

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TORRENTFREAK
in European Union Law
Sony vs. Datel: Game Cheat Copyright Questions Referred to EU’s Top Court

Sony has been in a legal battle with Datel for over a decade concerning Datel's cheat software for the PSP, which has recently been referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union for a preliminary ruling.

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TORRENTFREAK
in Copyright Law
Media Sowed Piracy Panic For Years, Their VPN Ads Now Panic Hollywood

The Industry Trust For IP's new report outlines the problem of irresponsible articles advocating the use of VPNs to access legal streaming services from unlicensed locations, and suggests a collaborative effort from society to make "sizeable change to the current state of infringement."

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LAWSITES
in Consumer Law
LawNext Podcast: Paralegal Kathryn Tewson On Her Quest for Accountability from DoNotPay

Kathryn Tewson sparked intense interest when she published a scathing series of tweets investigating DoNotPay's AI-driven products and alleging consumer fraud, leading to Joshua Browder, the company's founder, taking down the products and Tewson filing a legal action against DoNotPay and Browder.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
In the Third Legal Tech Rebranding in Three Weeks, 40-Year-Old AbacusNext Rebrands as CARET

The recent rebranding trend of legal technology companies continues as AbacusNext rebrands to CARET and Zola Suite rebrands to CARET Legal, while also incorporating HotDocs document automation software in an advanced subscription option.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
On LawNext Podcast: ‘A Bit Of A Nothingburger’: Joshua Browder Speaks To The DoNotPay Controversy

Joshua Browder, founder of DoNotPay, has been the subject of criticism recently, but he claims it's "a bit of a nothingburger" in this exclusive LawNext interview.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
Announcing: A Fun Way to Recognize the Legal Tech Writers Who Contribute to LawNext During February

This article invites legal tech professionals and users to contribute their knowledge and experiences to the LawNext Legal Technology Directory in order to benefit the legal community, with a chance to potentially win a gift card for their contribution.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
Startup Alley Voting Ends Friday; Here Are The Current Standings

Voting for the seventh-annual Startup Alley at ABA TECHSHOW 2023 ends on Friday and the 15 finalists that receive the most votes will compete in a live pitch competition and be given a special space in the exhibit hall.

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LAWSITES
in Open Ai Contract Law
Ironclad's AI Assist Leverages OpenAI's GPT-3 to Automate Contract Redlining

Ironclad has introduced AI Assist, a beta feature using OpenAI's GPT-3 to help dramatically speed up the contract review process by automatically generating redlines based on a company's preferred clauses and language guidelines.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
'Theory and Principle Evolves to Launch T&P Studio, a New Arm of Business Focused on Co-Developing Legal Tech Products'

After five years, Theory and Principle has evolved and is now branching off in a new direction, launching T&P Studio, an arm of the business devoted to co-developing legal tech products in partnership with others.

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LAWSITES
in Practice Management Law
'Clio Invades Australia, Bringing New Competition to the APAC Market with Office and Data Center'

Clio is expanding into Australia, offering its signature products and opening an office and data center to support customers in the Asia-Pacific region, bringing new competition to a market long dominated by LEAP.

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LAWSITES
in Practice Of Law
A Bad Week for DoNotPay and Its Robot Lawyer, But It Should Not Reflect on Self-Help Legal Tech

s Divorce, Defamation, and Small Claims) genuinely require lawyers and we should not be trying to replace them,” Browder tweeted. Joshua Browder, founder and CEO of the self-help legal site DoNotPay, has removed three apps from their service, after admitting they require lawyers, receiving threats from Bar prosecutors, and a series of scathing tweets from a user who found the legal service unsatisfactory.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
Time to Vote! Pick the 15 Finalists to Compete At Startup Alley at ABA TECHSHOW 2023

Voting is open for the 7th Annual ABA TECHSHOW 2023 Startup Alley, where the 15 legal tech startups that receive the most votes will get to compete in a live pitch competition and exhibit in a special startup area of the exhibit hall.

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LAWSITES
in Corporate Law
Major E-Discovery News, As Exterro, Eyeing IPO, Acquires Zapproved for Undisclosed Amount

Exterro has acquired Zapproved to strengthen its mission to empower customers to proactively and defensibly manage their legal governance, risk and compliance obligations, with Zapproved's CEO and President, Monica Enand, and her entire team joining Exterro.

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INHOUSEBLOG
in Prize & Rewards Law
$1 Million Reward For Use Of AI Chatbot At Supreme Court

Entrepreneur Joshua Browder is offering $1m to anyone who uses his AI-powered "robot lawyer" to argue an upcoming US Supreme Court case in a bid to get lawyers interested in using LegalTech.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
'Powerhouse Law Firm Consulting Duo, Lawyerist and Affinity, Announce Merger for the New Year'

The merger of Lawyerist Media LLC and Affinity Consulting Group LLC creates a company of nearly 100 people with expertise across almost every aspect of law to help law firms of all sizes build healthier companies through strategic consulting, technology implementation, and ongoing coaching and business support.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
Time is Running: ABA TECHSHOW Startup Alley Applications Close Soon; Don’t Miss Out

Legal tech startups have until 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on Jan. 6, 2023 to apply for a spot in the 2023 Startup Alley Competition at ABA TECHSHOW.

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IN-HOUSE OPS
in Technology Law
Reversal of Fortune

The article reports on HBR Consulting's 2022 Law Department Survey and its Sounding Board series to show that in-house law departments are now less optimistic about increases in headcount, spending, and tech investment, due to growing economic uncertainty, causing them to focus more on law firms' annual rate review cycle while planning to enforce promotion-only and other acceptable increases.

LAWSITES
in Venture Capital Law
At A Legal Tech Conference Like No Other, Attendees Pondered the Present and Future of the Industry

The inaugural TLTF Summit brought together 250 diverse attendees to connect, accelerate, and learn about innovation in legal tech, with a unique atmosphere of non-commercialism and powerful investors and executives front and center.

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LAWSITES
in Corporate Law
StructureFlow Secures $8M in Seed Funding to Accelerate Visual Modeling Platform Expansion

StructureFlow, a London company that provides visual modeling of complex corporate transactions, has raised $3.5 million in a pre-Series A funding round, bringing their total seed funding to $8 million and allowing them to accelerate their platform and expand into North America.

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in Consumer Law
Case Status, Mobile Client Portal and Messaging App, Raises $5M Series B, For Total Raise of $11M

Case Status, a mobile client portal and messaging platform for consumer law firms, has raised $5 million in a Series B round of venture capital bringing their total funding to $11 million, and is specifically designed to support client service in the legal industry.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
We’re Back! After Two Weeks Away, the Legaltech Week Panel Returns Today at 3 P.M. ET; Join Us Live

Today at 3 P.M. ET, join the Legaltech Week panel to discuss the latest developments in legal tech and legal innovation and listen to our lineup of expert panelists.

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LAWSITES
in Corporate Law
LegalOn Takes U.S. Expansion Into 2021: Names Daniel Lewis as CEO to Launch AI Contract Review Product

LegalOn, a Japanese legal technology company with 3,000 customers, 400 employees and $131 million in fundraising, is expanding into the U.S. market, hiring Daniel Lewis as U.S. CEO to launch a free early access period to its AI contract review product in January 2023.

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LAWSITES
in Legal Professionals; Corporate Law
No-Code Legal Automation Platform Josef Raises $3.5M to Fuel Further U.S. and In-House Expansion

Josef, an Australia-based, no-code software platform used by legal professionals to automate common tasks, has raised $3.5 million to expand its reach globally and provide its customers with tools to automate document drafting and build bots to handle client interviews, among others.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
A Mechanical Keyboard Designed for Lawyers

The LegalType keyboard is a customizable mechanical keyboard designed for lawyers, which has keys for common legal symbols, hotkey shortcuts for Microsoft Word and Outlook functions, and can be programmed to create custom macros for any phrase or term, making it a more enjoyable and convenient typing experience for legal professionals.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
Clio Transforms Canadian Legal Market with E-Payment Solution; Expansion to Additional Countries Planned

Clio has expanded their Clio Payments technology to the Canadian legal market, which has the potential to revolutionize where legal professionals spend their time and make legal services more accessible to those with lower incomes with flexible installment payments.

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LAWSITES
in Internet Law
Celebrating 20 Years of LawSites Blog

This article looks into the 20-year history of a blog about legal tech, and gives thanks to those who have supported the blog and its author over the years, who has no intention of quitting the blog yet.

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LAWSITES
in Enterprise Law
Relativity Names New CEO

Phil Saunders has been named the CEO of the global e-discovery and compliance technology company Relativity and brings significant expertise in enterprise SaaS, infrastructure technology, and cybersecurity.

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LAWSITES
in Information Security Law
LawNext Podcast: NetDocuments CEO Josh Baxter and CTO Alvin Tedjamulia on Success in the Cloud

At NetDocuments' annual Inspire conference in Denver, CEO Josh Baxter and CTO Alvin Tedjamulia, one of the company's original three founders, discussed NetDocument's history, current state, and future plan, as well as Tedjamulia's announcement of his retirement and who will be succeeding him.

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LAWSITES
in Technology Law
'Register Now for the Legaltech Week Live Panel: A Discussion of This Week's Top Legal Tech News'

Today at 3 p.m. ET, our panel of legal tech journalists and bloggers will discuss the week's top stories in legal tech and legal innovation in our live Legaltech Week roundtable, where you can register once to join all future sessions.

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Was ist Technology Law?

Technology Law, also known as cyberlaw, is the area of​ legal practice covering all aspects of technology, including the intersection of technology and the law. Technology Law covers topics such as intellectual property, privacy and cybersecurity, data governance and protection, consumer protection, corporate and contract law, e-commerce, regulation, technology disputes, and copyright. It also involves the application and interpretation of existing laws to technological issues, as well as the development of new laws to accommodate new technologies.

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