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Produced by Postgraduate Law and Tech Students and based out of Queen Mary University of London, this podcast keeps you ahead of the game when it comes to Tech, Media and Intellectual Property Law. Episodes feature legal experts, industry trailblazers and leading academics. Visit our website to read the show notes and access full transcriptions of each episode: https://legal-bytes-podcast9.webnode.com/
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In this episode Shreyansh and Marcos engage in a fruitful discussion concerning what led to FTX's downfall.
This episode with Law Commissioner Sarah Green and Prof Miriam Goldby discusses whether Smart Contracts have a pacman effect on the jobs of next gen lawyers? Apart from the introduction on smart contracts, it discusses the recommendations given by law commission to the government on the complexities arising during disputes and the need for convergence between lawyers/judges and coding translators for inevitable application of smart contracts.
Are you wondering what the future of social media looks like? In this episode, we are discussing the Elon Musk Twitter takeover from a media law perspective. We have invited Gavin Sutter, media law professor and director of the Queen Mary Technology Media and Telecommunications law Institute. We discuss concepts like freedom of speech in different jurisdictions and the power of social media factors hold, as well as how new technologies can ensure transparency. This episode is brought by Chari...
In this upcoming episode, Samantha Villalobos Mora and Marcos D'Alessandro (Queen Mary University of London LLM students) introduce our audience to the topics that will be discussed and analyzed in this new season. These will be about; geopolitics of technology, the taxation of crypto assets and the effects of cybersecurity regulation in the age of information warfare among others. Stay tuned.
In this episode, Amber Boothe and Richard Marcil, the Chief Customer Officer of Conversation Health, discuss conversational artificial intelligence: the type of AI that talks back to you. Specifically, systems built on huge amounts of data, machine learning, and natural language processing that create the experience of real conversation. Conversation Health is a company taking conversational AI and applying it to Life Sciences. It’s the kind of AI that can give patients advice on how t...
In this episode, the Legal Counsel and Head of the Legal Services department at the European Space Agency, Dr. Marco Ferrazzani and Professor of Electronic Commerce Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies of Queen Mary University of London, Chris Reed discuss the concept of territoriality and the interplay between outer space and cyberspace from a legal perspective.
In this episode, the Legal Counsel and Head of the Legal Services department at the European Space Agency, Dr. Marco Ferrazzani and Professor of Electronic Commerce Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies of Queen Mary University of London, Chris Reed discuss the concept of territoriality and the interplay between outer space and cyberspace from a legal perspective.
Influencer marketing; a very legitimate and effective marketing strategy, but many do not realise that this is a highly regulated area. In this episode, Kaviyana and Amber have a conversation about what the law expects from influencers and businesses in this multi-million pound sector. Show notes are available here.
‘the question is not whether you will become a victim of cybercrime, but when…’ In this episode, Michaela gave us a very insightful overview on the risks of cybercrime, emphasising on all the companies are the potential victims. What are the measures the start-ups can adopt to avoid such risks?
Muki Kulhan gave a great overview of this area of law in this month's main episode and Rob Morgan is joining Amber once again for a deep dive into a fascinating topic - virtual resurrection.
"This isn't science fiction anymore. We are rapidly approaching the point where we will be able to customise our level of interaction with reality..." This episode features two award-winning creators, Muki Kulhan and Rob Morgan, and explores how the rise of Augmented and Virtual Reality comes with some big legal problems for developers. The same technology that can enable us to interact with the world and each other in amazing new ways, includes tools that can be used to inflict serious harm....
"In a digital world, everything can be manipulated..." In this episode, Amber Boothe and Kelsey Farish discuss how the rise of photoshop contracts, doctored recordings, and deepfakes can pose serious challenges for individuals and businesses. Although this type of tech is often used in amazing and inspiring ways, we are entering a world where your words, your voice, and even your face can be edited and emulated. Visit our website for the show notes and a full transcription of this episode.&n...
Produced by Postgraduate Law Students and based out of Queen Mary University of London, this podcast keeps you ahead of the game when it comes to Tech, Media and Intellectual Property Law. In this upcoming episode, Amber Boothe and Kelsey Farish discuss how the rise of photoshop contracts, doctored recordings, and deepfakes can pose serious challenges for individuals and businesses. Although this type of tech is often used in amazing and inspiring ways, we are entering a world where your wor...
In this episode of Yours Lawfully, we explore the legal and social implications of 5G and edge computing - two technologies reshaping how we connect and communicate. From intellectual property battles over FRAND licensing to complex questions of data ownership in edge environments, our discussion highlights the challenges at the intersection of law, technology, and society. We also examine pressing issues of regulation, cybersecurity, and global rollout, including lessons from past controvers...
In this episode of Yours Lawfully, we explore how the telecom industry is navigating the growing demand for sustainability in a fast-changing regulatory environment. With guest Jackie Esono, Regulatory Advisor at Wiggin, we discuss the policies and directives driving energy efficiency, renewable adoption, and Environmental, Social, Governance transparency. From compliance with frameworks like the EU’s Energy Efficiency Directive and Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive to the risks of...
In this episode of Yours Lawfully, we explore the rise of bots and AI-generated content, alongside our guests Meghan Higgins and Lucia Doran from Pinsent Masons. We discuss the impact of AI on creativity and misinformation, and the legal challenges of regulating this digital shift. From streaming fraud to chatbot liability, we unpack how the law is responding to an increasingly automated online world.
"As with any disruptive technology, the rise of AI brings more than just excitement and also raised some big questions around ethics as well ethics, ownership and fairness." In the second part of this episode, we’re once again joined by Jackie Yiheng Lu, a doctoral researcher in Intellectual Property Law at Queen Mary University of London. Together with the episode hosts, Jackie unpacks pressing questions: Do audiences notice AI in film—and does it matter if they do? How does AI affect ...
"It opens up the door to thinking about AI not just as a tool of efficiency, but a new kind of creative, collaborative or generator of experimental content." In this episode of Yours Lawfully, we’re joined by Jackie Yiheng Lu, a doctoral researcher at Queen Mary University of London, specialising in Intellectual Property Law with a focus on moral rights and AI-generated content (AIGC). Drawing on his background in both law and engineering, Jackie offers a unique perspective on how AI is trans...
‘We need less of pretty dresses and draping and getting any fabric & we need more of designers stepping out, going into laboratories, going into greenhouses, going into these real places and looking for ways that we can find our common problems and our common solutions together.’ Fashion is trendy, fashion is glamorous, fashion is expressive. But have you thought about how fashion can be more? When we look beyond our individual style and what fashion means to the Earth, the words that c...
Welcome back to the second part of our episode with Professor Johanna Gibson from Queen Mary University of London. With a PhD from the University of Edinburgh and a Juris Doctor from the University of Queensland, Professor Gibson helped us tackle legal issues regarding the current state of animal rights, and discuss what the future may hold in this evolving landscape.
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