Eric Goldman's Bibliography

Articles, chapters, other:
Unregulating online harassment, 87 Denver University Law Review Online 59-61 (2010)
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Wikipedia's labor squeeze and its consequences, 8 Journal on Telecommunications and High Technology Law 157-183 (2010)
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Brand Spillovers, 22 Harvard Journal of Law and Technology 381-419 (2009)
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After words: the third wave of internet exceptionalism, 50 Santa Clara Magazine 48 (Winter 2008)
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Teaching Cyberlaw, 52 Saint Louis University Law Journal 749-763 (2008)
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Online word of mouth and its implications for trademark law, chapter in Trademark law and theory : a handbook of contemporary research. Dinwoodie and Janis, editors, Edward Elgar Press (2008)
Blogs and scholars: the impact of legal blogging on the bench and bar, with et al, 30 National Law Journal 22-24 (October 8, 2007)
Integrating contract drafting skills and doctrine, 12 Legal Writing : The Journal of the Legal Writing Institute 209-214 (2006)
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Stealth risks of regulating stealth marketing: a comment on Ellen Goodman's 'Stealth marketing and editorial integrity', 85 Texas Law Review 11-15 (2006)
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A coasean analysis of marketing , 2006 Wisconsin Law Review 1151-1221 (2006)
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Search engine bias and the demise of search engine utopianism, 8 Yale Journal of Law and Technology 188-200 (2006)
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Co-blogging law, 84 Washington University Law Review 1169-1186 (2006) (Edited version published as "No safety in numbers," Blogger and Podcaster Magazine 20 (Aug. 2007))
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Data mining and attention consumption, chapter in Privacy and technologies of identity : a cross-disciplinary conversation. Strandburg and Raicu, editors, Springer (2005)
Speech showdowns at the virtual corral, 21 Santa Clara Computer and High Technology Law Journal 845-854 (2005)
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The challenges of regulating warez trading, 23 Social Science Computer Review 24-28 (2005)
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Deregulating relevancy in Internet trademark law, 54 Emory Law Journal 507-596 (2005)
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Law of warez trading, 8 Journal of Internet Law 3-11 (January 2005)
Warez trading and criminal copyright infringement, 51 Journal of the Copyright Society of the U.S.A. 395-435 (2004)
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Where's the beef? Dissecting spam's purported harms , (Symposium : The Regulation of Spam and E-mail Marketing), 22 John Marshall Journal of Computer and Information Law 13-27 (2003)
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A road to no warez : the No Electronic Theft Act and criminal copyright infringement, 82 Oregon Law Review 369-432 (2003)
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'No Electronic Theft Act' proves a partial success , with Gladstone, 25 National Law Journal B9 (March 17, 2003)
The internet privacy fallacy (editorial), 20 Computer and Internet Lawyer 20 (January 2003)
Let market regulate, not state: online privacy acts speak louder than survey results do, 115 Los Angeles Daily Journal 6 (November 13, 2002)
The privacy hoax, 179 Forbes 42 (October 14, 2002)
Do internet companies overuse nondisclosure agreements?, 18 Computer and Internet Lawyer 18-19 (October 2001)
Doing internet co-branding agreements, (Twelfth Annual Computer Law Symposium: Business and Legal Challenges Facing Electronic Commerce: Symposium Presentations), 22 Hastings Communications and Entertainment Law Journal (COMM/ENT) 221-239 (2000)
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Understanding internet co-branding deals, 16 Santa Clara Computer and High Technology Law Journal 65-82 (1999)
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Play and fold: write online gambling regulations clearly and precisely, or not at all, 112 Los Angeles Daily Journal 6 (February 11, 1999)
The intellectual property renaissance in cyberspace : why copyright law could be unimportant on the internet, 12 Berkeley Technology Law Journal 15-51 (1997)
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Computer bulletin board technology : sysop control and liability in a decentralized information economy, 1993 IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society Conference Proceedings 191-195 (1993)
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Cyberspace, the free market, and the free marketplace of ideas : recognizing legal differences in computer bulletin board functions, 16 Hastings Communications and Entertainment Law Journal 87-150 (1993)
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