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Tulane Journal of Technology & Intellectual Property
ARTICLES
Intellectual Property and Vaccine Manufacturing: Utilizing Existing TRIPS Agreement Flexibilities for COVID-19 and Other Public Health Crises
Andrew D. Mitchell,
Antony Taubman &
Theodore Samlidis
New Evaluation of Patent Infringement in the Cross-Border Divided Transactions—In Terms of Patent Economic Value
Chung-Lun Shen
Unravelling the Gordian Knot for Data Trusts—The Next Leap Forward for Equity?
Kan Jie Marcus Ho
Looking for FRAND: Patent Owners, Standard-Setting Organizations, and the Courts
Stanley M. Besen
COMMENTS
Cybersecur[ing] the Electric Grid: A Comparative Analysis of Policy Generation, Transmission, and Distribution in the U.S. and EU
Harry Phillips
NetChoice: Media, Technology, and the Future of the First Amendment
John Andrew Mieras
When Worlds Collide: The American Legal System Reconciles the Code's Policies and Language at the Intersection of Intellectual Property and Bankruptcy
Marissa Kinsey
NOTES
Berman v. Freedom Financial Network, LLC: Manifesting Assent in a Web-Based World
Summer Massey
Starz v. MGM: Ninth Circuit Saves Copyright Infringement's Discovery Rule at the Cost of Rejecting Second Circuit's Interpretation of Damages
Megan Duffield
Defining the Individual: Artificial Intelligence, Natural Persons, and Defining Who and What Can Create Patentable Inventions
Jeremy Meyer
Meenaxi Enter. v. Coca-Cola Co.: Protecting a Foreign Trademark in the United States
Lindsay Brink
U.S. v. Yung: Third Circuit Rejects Overbreadth Challenge to Federal Cyberstalking Statute
Alexander Kleinman