On Apr 1st, 2024, JIPEL will host our annual symposium, "Strikes, Camera, Action: The Future of Entertainment in the Age of AI". Learn more and RSVP here: jipel.law.nyu.edu/symposium/

In this week's blog post, Staff Editor Caitlyn Fernandes, JD '25, discusses the challenges writers and other creatives face as generative AI tools develop and create content based on pre-existing works: jipel.law.nyu.edu/more-ai-more-p… #JIPEL #blog #vol13 #AI #Copyright

In the latest blog post, Staff Editor Beyza Nur Adiguzel, LLM, discusses digital advertising  and the potential legal implications of the data collection and usage behind targeted advertising. jipel.law.nyu.edu/behind-the-cur… #JIPEL #blog #vol13 #Advertising #Data

In a new blog post, Staff Editor Carla Frade, LLM, explores the trademark and copyright implications of Mickey Mouse entering the public domain and the rights Disney retains over the character: jipel.law.nyu.edu/steamboat-will… #JIPEL #blog #vol13 #Copyright #Trademark

In the latest blog post, Staff Editor Ben Anderson, JD ’26, discusses the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act (PERA) and the balance between achieving international harmonization and stifling biotech innovation: jipel.law.nyu.edu/is-pera-a-step… #JIPEL #blog #vol14 #patent #international

In the latest blog post, Staff Editor Meredith Geaghan-Breiner, JD '26, discusses the interplay between patents and trade secrets as different modes of IP protection as trade secrets become increasingly prominent: jipel.law.nyu.edu/patents-and-tr… #JIPEL #blog #vol14 #Patent #TradeSecret

In the latest blog post, Staff Editor Paden Dvoor, JD ’26, discusses how the ongoing suit between FuboTV and major sports streaming players, including Disney, Warner Bros., and Fox, could reshape the streaming industry: jipel.law.nyu.edu/streaming-show… #JIPEL #blog #vol14 #Antitrust

In this week's blog post, Staff Editor Min Choo, JD '26, explores the rise of unbeatable bots in video games and the fall out that companies are facing from their use: jipel.law.nyu.edu/angry-gamers-d…. #JIPEL #blog #vol14 #copyright #patent #technology

In the latest blog post, Staff Editor Harrison Rovner, JD '26, discusses a N.C. rule that allows private school athletes to make money from uses of their likeness, while public school athletes cannot: jipel.law.nyu.edu/a-look-into-th… #JIPEL #blog #vol14 #RightOfPublicity #Sports

In this week's blog post, Staff Editor William Klein, JD ’26, explores the ethical and legal challenges posed by AI tools like StoryFile and Conversa, examining their impact on the Right of Publicity: jipel.law.nyu.edu/preserving-the… #JIPEL #blog #vol14 #AI #LegalEthics

In the latest blog post, Staff Editor Gabriela Socarras, JD '26 explores the legal controversy surrounding "one size only" clothing in the fashion field, examining its impact on inclusivity, body image, and weight discrimination: jipel.law.nyu.edu/the-illusion-o… #fashion #blog #vol14

In this week's blog post, Anna Theil, JD '26 discusses the Council of Europe's groundbreaking AI treaty, which seeks to balance innovation with ethical governance and protect human rights: jipel.law.nyu.edu/the-worlds-fir… #AI #Privacy #blog #tech

In this week's blog post, Staff Editor Ace We WenGang, LL.M '25 discusses the important role of Anti-Suit Injunctions in the context of Standard Essential Patent disputes: jipel.law.nyu.edu/a-converging-d… #International #Patent #JIPELBlog2024-2025

In this week's post, a JIPEL Staff Editor summarizes new bills passed in CA intended to regulate big tech (& what's still missing) jipel.law.nyu.edu/california-not… #Technology #JIPELBlog2025

In this week's blog, Naomi Lashley, '26 discusses child influencers and how the law should develop to protect them in the context of social media. jipel.law.nyu.edu/when-kids-are-… #SocialMedia #Legislation #Privacy #JIPELBlog2024-2025

This week Louise Lipsker, LL.M '25 examines how AI has become a tool for countries conducting espionage #ArtificialIntelligence #Technology #International #JIPELBlog2024-2025 jipel.law.nyu.edu/artificial-int…

In this week's post, Yichen Liang, '26, discusses the evolving landscape of software patent eligibility, the challenges posed by the Mayo-Alice test, and potential reforms to clarify the law: jipel.law.nyu.edu/patentable-sub… #SoftwarePatents #PatentLaw #JIPELBlog2025

In this week's post, Sherry Liao, JD ’26, explores how China's Shanzhai market challenges traditional intellectual property systems and offers a potential path to decolonize technology: jipel.law.nyu.edu/shanzhai-an-op… #IntellectualProperty #Technology #Decolonization #JIPELBlog2024-25

In this week's blog post, Erin McAree, JD ’26, delves into the copyright lawsuit surrounding Miley Cyrus's hit song "Flowers" and examines how copyright law might stifle artistic expression: jipel.law.nyu.edu/can-creativity… #CopyrightLaw #MusicIndustry #Creativity #JIPELBlog20242025