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The Struggle for Technology in Law

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  • October 16, 2019

By: David Idokogi The implementation of technology within organizations in virtually all industries has arguably increased business quality, efficiency, transparency, and security. Unfortunately, the legal… Read More »The Struggle for Technology in Law

Loot Boxes: Gambling or Necessary Cost of Quality Games

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  • October 16, 2019

By: Edward Monaghan In the past few years attention has been drawn to in game micro-transactions in video games, commonly referred to as loot boxes. … Read More »Loot Boxes: Gambling or Necessary Cost of Quality Games

Foreign Influences on Research Integrity: A Legitimate Threat or an Overreaction?

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  • October 16, 2019

By: Om Patel In 1979, an international agreement between US President Jimmy Carter and China’s political leader, Deng-Xiaoping, sparked larger-scale science and technology collaboration between… Read More »Foreign Influences on Research Integrity: A Legitimate Threat or an Overreaction?

Should Web Browser Developers be able to Hinder Adblocking Capabilities of Third-Party Addons?

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  • October 16, 2019

By: Zaid Qasem Targeted advertisements have become an essential part of experiencing the internet. Content providers offering entertainment, information, or services for free are usually… Read More »Should Web Browser Developers be able to Hinder Adblocking Capabilities of Third-Party Addons?

Data Breach Incidents and the SEC

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  • October 16, 2019

By: Shradhha Patel Advances in technological software often coincide with a heightened risk of data breach incidents. Interestingly, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) can… Read More »Data Breach Incidents and the SEC

Loot Boxes in Video Games: A Virtual Slot Machine

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  • October 16, 2019

By: William Yang Video games have become a popular culture within our society, with 64% of the US population buying or playing video games[1]. Age… Read More »Loot Boxes in Video Games: A Virtual Slot Machine

The Race to 5G

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  • November 1, 2018

By: Geovanny Mora 5G capability will be the Federal Communications Commission’s (“FCC”) gift to America by the end of this year.  The technology is expected… Read More »The Race to 5G

Every Step You Take, Google’s Watching You

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  • November 1, 2018

By: Hannah Andrade When a person makes the decision, a personal and privacy-based choice to shut off Location History on their phone, one would think… Read More »Every Step You Take, Google’s Watching You

3D Printed Guns: Questions, Fears, Regulations

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  • November 1, 2018

By: Anya Sahaydachny The spate of school shootings, particularly Parkland, has reinvigorated calls for gun control.[1] Emerging 3D gun printing technology adds a new dimension to… Read More »3D Printed Guns: Questions, Fears, Regulations

Sustainability of Cryptocurrency Mining

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  • November 1, 2018

By: Amanda Gulli When you envision the word mining, you assume extracting some metal or mineral from the Earth. However, this is 2018 and the… Read More »Sustainability of Cryptocurrency Mining

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