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Innovative technologies that connect service providers to consumers are changing the way people live, work, and travel. From Uber and Lyft in transportation to Airbnb in lodging — and smaller platforms for everything from home cosmetology services to babysitters — people are using finding new ways to trade goods and services. Consumers gain greater access to products and services at lower costs, and pioneering individuals and businesses are reaching markets they would not otherwise have reached.

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Broadcasting Borders: Why Forensic Extraterritorial Electronic Border Searches for Contraband Do Not Require Reasonable Suspicion under the Fourth Amendment

The Dichotomy Between Safeguarding Data Privacy and Promoting Individualized Healthcare Using Artificial Intelligence: How Modern Regulations Miss the Mark And New Standards Can Reconcile The Two

Transnational Frameworks for Reconciling the Territorial Reach of Online Speech Regulation

The Ultimate Insurance Policy: Autonomous Vehicles and Artificial Intelligence, a Statutory Proposal for a Complicated Product

Sharing Economy Gag Rule: Targeting Communication Innovations in the Information Age

Repairing Copyright: Getting Back to Basics and Ending an Era of Experimentation

Internet Content Application of International Copyright Law

Inequitable subrogation: the flawed Restatement approach to equitable subrogation of refinance mortgages