2013 Internet Law WIP

Speech #1—Parlor B

* Enrique Armijo / Kill Switches, Forum Doctrine, and the First Amendment’s Digital Future (paper)
* Ira Steven Nathenson / Super-Intermediaries, Code, Human Rights (paper)
* Jonathon Penney / Internet Censorship, Information Conflict, and the Cycle of Global Telecommunications Technologies (project)

Privacy #1—Parlor C

* Seny Kamara / Crypto-Enabled Clouds and Their Impact on Privacy and Policy (project)
* Andrea M. Matwyshyn / Bankrupting Privacy (project)
* Chris K. Ridder / Uncertainty in IP Address-based Identification: protecting the innocent internet service subscriber (project)
* Yana Welinder / Facing Real-Time Identification Applications (project)

Intellectual Property—Parlor B

* Lydia Pallas Loren / Viability of $30 Casebook (paper)
* Mark Lemley, Software Patents and the Return of Functional Claiming (project)
* Carlos Andres Rubio Luna / ‘Blackstonian Copyrights’ and other -Flawed- Claims about the Early History of Copyrights (project)
* Nicolas Suzor / Collective action models in open access publishing (project)

Privacy #2—Parlor C

* Jennifer Stisa Granick / Principles for Regulation of Government Surveillance in the Age of Big Data (paper)
* Chloé S. Georas / Automated Coloniality Of Power: How Predictive Technologies Entrench The Preemptive Othering Of “Bad Communities” (paper)
* Michael L. Rich / Flipping the Murder Switch: Limits on the Perfect Preventive State (paper)

Lunch.

Group Photo at 1:30!

Speech #2—Parlor B

* Anjali S. Dalal / Administrative Constitutionalism and the Growth of the Surveillance State (paper)
* Felix Wu / The Ontology of Speech (paper)
* Marc Jonathan Blitz / School, Work, Speech, and CyberKant (project)

Privacy #3 and more—Parlor C

* Adam Candeub / Search Engines: Antitrust Law in the Feedback Economy (project)
* Aaron E. Ghirardelli / A proposal for the reform of the Hague Convention on the Service Abroad: Internet as a
way to increase efficiency in civil proceedings worldwide (project)
* Woodrow Hartzog / Social Data (project)
* Raizel Liebler / Out of the Public Eye?: The Interaction Between Public and Private Persona and its Implications for the Interaction between Employees and Social Media Policies (project)

Speech #3—Parlor B

* Jane Bambauer / Is Data Speech? (paper)
* Anupam Chander and Uyen P. Le / The Free Speech Foundations Of Silicon Valley (project)
* John Tehranian / It’ll Break Your Heart Every Time: Baseball, the Internet and Romanticism
* Joseph A. Tomain / Commercial Speech Doctrine in the Digital Age

Cybercrime/Cybersecurity—Parlor C

* Derek Bambauer / Ghost in the Network (paper)
* Lucian Vasiu / An Analysis of Computer Crime Cases brought before U.S. Federal Courts (paper)
* Annemarie Bridy / Of Kingpins and Pirates: Seizure as a Weapon in the War on Drugs and the War on Piracy (project)

Game night!

(room assignments TBD)