On this week's episode of Fire of Genius, Lilly, Hannah, and Allissa discuss Lilly's Note submission on the legal implications and possible remedies of AR technology in virtual "fitting rooms" and on "make-up counters". This podcast was recorded last semester and graciously passed on to Volume 12 while. our new Associates work on their own content.
Editor in Chief, Lilly Huff, and Audio Editor, Megan Wheeler welcome back Fire of Genius listeners and briefly share the work that has already been put into this year's Volume and what they look forward to in the coming year. Our Associates are already excited to record, and special thanks to Luke Steffe, Business Manager, for his help in getting new recording equipment for the continuation of this podcast.
On this episode of Fire of Genius, leaving Podcast Editor, Chris McMillan, and leaving Editor-in-Chief, Zach Shepard, interview Professor Mark Janis on the accomplishments of IP Theory and Center for Intellectual Property this year. They also interview the incoming Editor-in-Chief, Lilly Huff, and incoming Podcast editor, Megan Wheeler, on their plans for volume 12 of IP Theory next year.
On this episode, associates discuss recent whistleblower allegations against META, the limitations of COPPA, and other similar controversies.
On this episode, associates continue discuss the AlgoRhythms Symposium, a conference centered on copyright, music, and artificial intelligence, including a discussion on the keynote speaker and his address, Bill Patry.
On this episode, associates recap the panels and discussions held during the AlgoRhythms Symposium, a conference centered on copyright, music, and artificial intelligence.
On this episode, associates are joined by Professor Jennifer Oliva to discuss the world of regulatory exclusivities and how they interact with patents.
On this episode, associates are joined by Professor Jennifer Oliva to discuss her work and the intersection of intellectual property and health law.
On this episode, associates are joined by Chad Main to discuss his legal journey, his opinions on legal automation and practical business considerations for users, and more on the intersection between the legal tech industry and IP rights.
On this episode, associates discuss the latest IP disputes, specifically about foreign copyrights, inspired by the lawsuit filed by Superman co-creator Joe Shuster against DC Comics and its parent company - Warner Bros.
On this episode, associates discuss the Senate Bill 150 - the Affordable Prescriptions for Patients Act of 2023.
On this episode, associates discuss how the USPTO might be affected by the Trump administration.
On this episode, associates discuss IP and Copyright Protection in TV and Cinema.
On this episode, associates discuss Meta's ongoing Copyright litigation, GoPro's patent infringement case, and the infringement case against DraftKings and FanDuel.
On this episode, associates discuss the increasing challenges that influencers face while trying to protect their catchphrases with trademarks.
On this episode, associates discuss how rethinking IP laws around the world can improve international sustainability and promote circular economies.
On this episode, associates discuss the implications of Xockets' case against Microsoft, Nvidia & RPX, and RICO’s case against Shein.
On this episode, associates discuss AI and Copyright issues surrounding the ongoing UMG Records v. Uncharted Labs case.
On this episode, associates discuss copyright issues surrounding "Flowers" by Miley Cyrus and "When I Was Your Man" by Bruno Mars.
On this episode, associates discuss the relevance of Trademark Law at one of America's biggest annual music festivals - Coachella.