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One of the reasons @ericgoldman is widely considered a thought leader in this space is his keen ability to anticipate and predict the next iteration of tech law.
This casebook update is a huge deal. The changes reflect the next wave of practice. Lawyers: take notice.
This casebook update is a huge deal. The changes reflect the next wave of practice. Lawyers: take notice.
https://twitter.com/ericgoldman/status/1688592165017108480
Internet law is taught so differently throughout the nation. One thing I've always particularly respected about @ericgoldman's curriculum is that it's so practical and fundamentals-focused that passing tech fads almost never necessitate their own updates.
So, when a major curriculum update like this one occurs, I pay attention.
Noteworthy changes:
Swapped out Roommates for Lemmon v Snap.
Not just the end of an era but a sign that products liability has become the most critical battleground for the integrity of #Section230
Swapped out Roommates for Lemmon v Snap.
Not just the end of an era but a sign that products liability has become the most critical battleground for the integrity of #Section230
Swapped out Reno / Ashcroft.
Another end of an era change, but also a sign that the soon-to-be SCOTUS cases from @NetChoice's Texas / Florida battles will redefine the status quo for the future of online expression.
(plus, age verification laws aren't ceasing any time soon).
Another end of an era change, but also a sign that the soon-to-be SCOTUS cases from @NetChoice's Texas / Florida battles will redefine the status quo for the future of online expression.
(plus, age verification laws aren't ceasing any time soon).
Remov(ing) fundamental trespass to chattels cases (Verio, Hamidi).
A sign of just how convoluted TTC and CFAA law has become in light of Van Buren and hiQ.
A sign of just how convoluted TTC and CFAA law has become in light of Van Buren and hiQ.
Removed Internet Exceptionalism piece.
This one hit close to home. I often credit the piece as the inspiration for my advocacy efforts in this space.
It signals a shift from the eagerness we once had for the Internet's future, to the relentless dedication to its destruction.
This one hit close to home. I often credit the piece as the inspiration for my advocacy efforts in this space.
It signals a shift from the eagerness we once had for the Internet's future, to the relentless dedication to its destruction.
Anyway, on that cheery note, I highly recommend giving the update a read, especially if you're practicing Internet law today.
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