BLIP on the Radar

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BLIP on the Radar is a podcast created and produced by students of the Brooklyn Law Incubator and Policy Clinic, a startup clinic at Brooklyn Law School.

Épisodes

  1. 06/05/2024

    What Does Your Smartwatch Say About You?

    Kate Hennessey and Brendan Duggan join us as hosts on BLIP on the Radar to talk about data privacy, tech wearables, and biometric data tracking. How does this technology impact our daily lives and the future of sports? Discover the profound implications of wearable tech advancements with Kate and Brendan. Produced by Nicole Reed

    30 min

  2. 30/04/2024

    Sports in the Era of Online Gambling

    In this episode of BLIP on the Radar, Ryan and Corey discuss the intersection of sports and gambling including the historical approaches of major American sports leagues. They talk about how leagues have navigated scandals in the past, leading up to some of the most recent stories. This includes looking at the evolving landscape of online sports betting and the possibilities after recent policy changes. Hosts Ryan Raschella and Corey Weisfeld Produced by Nicole Reed

    35 min

  3. 02/04/2024

    Digital Crossroads: The Legislature and Supreme Court Tackle Free Speech Online and Digital Borders

    Explore TikTok's legislative battle and its global impact, and the battle for free speech in the digital age. In this epsiode, we deep dive into the current discussions over TikTok, as well as the Supreme Court cases of NetChoice v. Paxton and Moody v. NetChoice, examining the clash between social media giants and state laws over content moderation, First Amendment rights, and the future of online discourse.

    26 min

  4. 26/02/2024

    NBA Unveils It’s Artificial Intelligence Enhanced Platform. What does it mean?

    In this week’s episode, BLIP students Ryan Raschella and Corey Weisfeld discuss the recent developments in the NBA, with the league unveiling ‘NB-AI’, a generative AI tool that the league says will “personalize the live game viewing experience.”  Ryan and Corey explore what some of these experiences will look like while discussing possible concerns to consider. Produced by BLIP student Nicole Reed

    22 min

  5. 13/02/2024

    The Taylor Swift Deepfakes Controversy and Kari Lake’s Leaked Audio Recording That’s Rocking Arizona

    In this episode, Nicole Reed discusses the recent controversy surrounding the explicit deepfake images of Taylor Swift that flooded the internet and the recent push in Washington for stronger AI regulations; Ali Rawaf explores some of the legal issues surrounding the leaked audio that Arizona GOP Senate candidate Kari Lake surreptitiously recorded of her conversation with the state’s now-former GOP chairman in which the he seemingly offered to bribe Lake to sit out this election cycle.

    26 min

  6. 03/01/2021

    Mark Potkewitz - Legal Technology, Law, and Policy

    In this episode, Benjamin Sklar interviews Mark Potkewitz, the Director of Legal Innovation at Ulster University in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and an adjunct professor at Brooklyn Law School. Mark and Benjamin discuss the discrepancies in the U.S. and U.K. legal systems, the internet, and privacy laws.

    45 min

  7. 18/08/2020

    The TECHOver: How Tech, Data, and Cybersecurity issues are taking over every area of law

    In this episode, we speak with Professor Mark Rosen, who discusses the increasing role of tech, data, and Cybersecurity in the study and practice of law.

    43 min

  8. 14/06/2020

    Unique Paths to IP: A Discussion with Lynda Braun

    We speak with Professor Braun about her unique path as an Intellectual Property Litigator.

    55 min

  9. 15/05/2020

    CUBE: How Brooklaw has transformed the study of Startup Law

    On this episode, we chat with Prof. John Rudikoff and Marcelle Little Dawes, directors from Brooklyn Law's Center for Urban Business and Entrepreneurship (CUBE). We learn more about CUBE's history, it's missions, as well as the annual Innovators Invitational.

    44 min

  10. 30/04/2020

    Legal Tech and LinkedIn for Law Students

    In this episode, we chat with Roman Zelichenko, the Founder and CEO of LaborLess, a Legal Tech Platform. Roman discusses how he used his legal education and career to pivot into Legal Tech, and how he leveraged LinkedIn to build his personal brand.

    34 min

  11. 13/04/2020

    There's an IP for everyone

    BLIP Director Jonathan Askin joins the first episode of the podcast to discuss the founding and evolution of BLIP, and how law students can prepare for a post-COVID19 world.

    27 min
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À propos

BLIP on the Radar is a podcast created and produced by students of the Brooklyn Law Incubator and Policy Clinic, a startup clinic at Brooklyn Law School.

Informations

  • Création
    BLIP Podcast
  • Années d’activité
    2020 - 2024
  • Épisodes
    11
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Copyright
    © BLIP Podcast
  • Site web de l’émission
    BLIP on the Radar