By: Jason McMullen In 2011 a company named ReDigi launched an online market place to sell used digital music.[1] The aim was to create a… Read More »ReDigi: The Thrift Shop for Digital Music

By: Mark Lamartina Many viewers were left miffed leading up to the Floyd Mayweather v. Conor McGregor fight on Saturday August 26, 2017, as they… Read More »Mayweather v. McGregor

By: Abraham Kornbluth A few years ago, a visit to your physician’s office often resulted in the doctor handing you an entirely illegible handwritten prescription… Read More »E-prescriptions: Tackling Opioid Abuse

By: Michael Kim In recent years, the esports industry has seen impressive growth in terms of viewership and revenue.[1] What was traditionally viewed as child’s… Read More »Child’s Play for Big Pay, Esport Gamers Should Organize

By: Chaitali Gandhi In 1951, doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital biopsied Henrietta Lacks, an impoverished African American patient with an unusually aggressive cervical tumor.[1] Some… Read More »The Medical and Legal Legacy of Henrietta Lacks

By: Brianna Cetrulo Google, today’s largest disseminator of information, has also been defined as a verb meaning, “to use the Google search engine to obtain information about… Read More »Technology Companies’ Threat to an Open Society

By: Emily Bayard Technology has greatly enhanced the accessibility of information in the twenty first century. While there are significant advantages to having a plethora… Read More »The Rise of Fake News Through Technology and How to Regulate It

By: John K. Aleksandravicius The debate on net neutrality centers around a simple question: is the internet a service to be a pay for play… Read More »Regulatory Capture at the FCC and the American Public