Remix culture copyright, strangers may be watching your Ring video, location data up for sale to bounty hunters, social media rules for politicians, Apple trolls CES, consumer advocacy groups want the FTC to look at kids' apps on Google Play,

The Best of 2018 - A look back on the best discussions from This Week in Law for 2018.

Dec 28th, 2018 1h 52m

Denise Howell, Matt Curtis, Stefan Szpajda, J. Michael Keyes look back on the best of This Week in Law from 2018! Hosts: Denise Howell, Stefan Szpajda, Matt Curtis, and J. Michael Keyes Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/s

The Neuroscience of Cheetos - Mark Bartholomew, author of ADcreep: The Case Against Modern Marketing

Dec 14th, 2018 1h 26m

Professor Mark Bartholomew, author of ADcreep: The Case Against Modern Marketing joins Denise Howell and Stefan Szpajda to talk about the advertising industry, apps sharing your location data with advertisers, how brain scans may help the futu

We Only Take Stamps - Mastercard and Microsoft team up to create a "digital identity" system.

Dec 8th, 2018 2h

Mastercard and Microsoft team up to create a "digital identity" system, is group chat the future of social media? Brokering Bitcoin, smart contract developers and the SEC, are browsewrap terms of service enforceable? And more! Hosts: Denise H

Make It 'Til You Fake It - The first GDPR fine, data privacy in the insurance industry, reverse counterfeiting.

Dec 1st, 2018 1h 54m

Taylor Swift's record deal may affect the music industry, Bobby Brown sues over the Whitney Houston documentary, website blocking, data privacy, and insurance, the first GDPR fine, Payless wants to see how much people will pay for $20 shoes, A

Nov 16th, 2018 1h 53m

In this episode, Denise and Stefan discuss how the EU's highest court had to wake up and taste the cheese to decide whether taste is copyrightable, and how the EU's copyright directive might be financially unfeasible even for YouTube. They als

Are You Feelin' Lucky, Punk? - Is defamation law ready for retweets?

Nov 9th, 2018 1h 41m

AT&T to crack down on piracy by cutting off service, 'Piracy Protection' insurance, Satanic Temple sues a Netflix TV show for copyright on a statue, Apple has a tool to see what data is collected, sued over a retweet, bots to help you in small

Laws of Premium Vodka and The Horse - Islands, bobbleheads and regulations on the blockchain.

Nov 2nd, 2018 1h 50m

Blockchain experts Joshua Ashley Klayman and Ethan M. Seery join Denise Howell and Stefan Szpajda to talk about Bitcoin's 10th birthday, how Bitcoin is not really anonymous, ICO's and Securities Law, how cryptocurrencies should be regulated, M

Twelve Angry Zombies - 20 years of the DMCA!

Oct 26th, 2018 1h 53m

In this Halloween themed TWiL: AI-Art sells for $432,500, will there be a ban on killer robots? An Alexa powered drone for your house, Jet Li rejected the Matrix because he didn't want to be digitally recorded, releasing music on DNA, 20 years

Replete With Decomposing Gastropods - You could be breaking the law if you Tweeted Kanye West's iPhone password.

Oct 19th, 2018 2h 11m

Mocking Kanye for showing his password on camera, Feds forcing people to unlock their phones with FaceID, the CFAA and the First Amendment, Fortnite profiting off of other people's dance moves, a game company uses facial recognition to detect

TWiL 438: Answering Is A Sign Of Weakness

Oct 12th, 2018 2h

Fitbit data helps solve a murder case, Fyre Festival organizer sentenced to 6 years in prison, Nintendo vs. real life Mario Karting, a copyright Battle Royale between video game companies, Google+ will shut down after a data leak, laws to get r

TWiL 437: FRANDS With Benefits

Oct 5th, 2018 2h 2m

How non-practicing entities are bad for innovation, incentivizing examiners to improve patent quality, Qualcomm vs. Apple round 1, China claims the most patents in the world - are they valid? Finding problems in the "Inventor Protection Act", t

TWiL 436: Cow Pie Wi-Fi

Sep 28th, 2018 2h 7m

Senate hearing for Privacy Laws, could the Apple Watch's ability to auto-call 911 get Apple in trouble? Facial recognition in retail spaces, privacy safety for children with IoT devices, Walmart wants to use the blockchain for the supply chain,

TWiL 435: Goliath vs. Ant-Man

Sep 21st, 2018 2h

Denise Howell, Stefan Szpajda and Matt Curtis talk with Nate Cardozo of the EFF about getting rid of DRM, the new Music Modernization Act, is the Amazon Fire TV Recast another Aereo waiting to happen? Congress will hold Consumer Privacy Hearing

TWiL 434: Han Solo Hacks Back

Sep 14th, 2018 2h 1m

Members of Congress want to know the potential impact of deepfakes, India's Aadhaar ID database is hacked, EU could fine companies for not removing terrorist content in an hour, U.S. policy on Cyber warfare, vending machines DDoS a University a

TWiL 433: Too Bad For Bing

Sep 7th, 2018 1h 45m

Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh on the fourth amendment and technological developments, Kavanaugh's views on Net Neutrality, Ajit Pai pushes for tighter rules on Google and Facebook, is an Uber driver an employee? Hosts: Denise Howell, Stefa

TWiL 432: Freeing Frigid Farrah

Aug 31st, 2018 2h 2m

Denise Howell and Stefan Szpajda talk to John Danaher about social and ethical issues around sex robots, such as becoming the Uber of the sex worker industry, privacy with connected "companions", virtual sexual assault and are consent apps the

TWiL 431: Turning Assets into Email

Aug 24th, 2018 1h 58m

Aaron Wright joins Denise Howell and Stefan Szpajda to talk all about Blockchain, ICOs, SAFT, Bill Hinman's June speech, smart contracts, OpenLaw, machine-machine transactions, Ethereum, CryptoKitties, Poketoshi, Satoshi's Place, Augur, Ke Xu's

TWiL 430: Samsung's Lonely Ice Rink

Aug 17th, 2018 1h 52m

All about the patent process with Saurabh Vishnubhakat, Amazon patents warehouse blimps, the Inventor Protection Act and U.S. innovation, Twitter vs. Alex Jones, possibly the very first animal selfie and more! Hosts: Denise Howell and Stefan S

TWiL 429: One Mile Of Harm

Aug 10th, 2018 1h 37m

The state of VidAngel vs. movie studios, Danish court says stream-ripping sites are illegal, are free stock photos free? Fox News vs. TVEyes and more! Hosts: Denise Howell and J. Michael Keyes Guest: Peter Midgley Download or subscribe to th

TWiL 428: Just The Fax Line, Ma'am

Aug 3rd, 2018 1h 47m

Confidence levels for Amazon facial recognition, facial recognition in schools, 3D printing guns, a tourist gets 8 years in prison for complaining about her vacation, patenting the blockchain, Fortnite coaches and more! Host: Denise Howell Gu

TWiL 427: World War Gen Z

Jun 22nd, 2018 1h 57m

Denise Howell is joined by Mike Keyes and Lisa Borodkin to talk about phone-tracking warrants for police, the AT&T+Time Warner merger, sales tax on online purchases, Apple's supposed app store monopoly, AI principles at Google, realistic-lookin

TWiL 426: A Sheepish Clone

Jun 15th, 2018 1h 57m

Professor Glenn McGee and Biohack author JD Lasica join Denise Howell and Matt Curtis to talk about bioethics in reproductive technology, designer babies, abandoned DNA and more! Photo by Jose Francisco Morales on Unsplash Hosts: Denise Howel

TWiL 425: 21st Century Prime Directive

Jun 8th, 2018 1h 50m

Denise Howell and Matt Curtis are joined by Stefan Szpajda and Kim Ellis to discuss where is "home" for a business? Also regulating companies in space, governing colonies on Mars and the Moon, and do we need a "Space Force?" Hosts: Denise How

TWiL 424: Stick to Excel

Jun 1st, 2018 2h 3m

Are you comfortable with AI generated art? It's here. Join Denise Howell, Christian Auty, and Matt Curtis discuss the intersection of technology and law. Is crypto a security under the SEC? Will your health records be stored on the blockchain?