Nov 9, 2019 By: yunews
Professor Pamela Samuelson of Berkeley Law Headlines Distinguished Lecture in IP
Professor Pamela Samuelson was the keynote speaker at Cardozo’s Distinguished Lecture in IP, sponsored by the Intellectual Property and Information Law program. Samuelson, the Richard M. Sherman Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of California at Berkeley and a Co-Director of the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology, discussed “The Enigma of Digitized Property” posed by John Perry Barlow. Read more»
Professor Jessica Roth Discusses Impeachment Inquiry on MSNBC
Professor Jessica Roth spoke on MSNBC about the impeachment process, saying, “If [Giuliani] is pursuing the President’s personal interests, then he is not pursuing the country’s interests, and that’s where the President is in trouble. The impeachment inquiry is going to be about whether he abused his power by pursuing his narrow, personal interests rather than the interests of the United States of America.” Listen here»
Professor Ekow Yankah Talks NCAA Rules on WFAE
Professor Ekow Yankah discussed his views on whether NCAA athletes should be paid on WFAE’s “Charlotte Talks.” He said, “I think the system is broken, and what’s the best way to fix it? If we want to fix the system, we don’t do it by collapsing the things that are valuable about college education...we should find ways to make sure that the degrees these students get are worthwhile.” Listen here»
Heyman Center Hosts "Antitrust in the Modern Economy"
The Samuel & Ronnie Heyman Center on Corporate Governance hosted “Antitrust in the Modern Economy,” including a panel of attorneys and Cardozo Professor Sam Weinstein, as the moderator. The panel discussed a variety of timely topics, including whether antitrust law is the right tool to handle the widely covered issue of “bigness,” particularly with respect to large technology companies. Read more»
