Speaker Series September 16: Wendy Seltzer “Software Patents and/or Software Development”
The Thomson Reuters ISP Speaker Series scheduled for this Friday, September 16, at 12:00 p.m. in Room 122 of Yale Law School will feature Wendy Seltzer, a Senior Fellow here at Yale Law School’s Information Society Project. The title of her talk is “Software Patents and/or Software Development.” If anyone is interested in reading the [...]
Nov. 30 Monroe Price Lecture on “Adventures in Transnational Communications: Defining the Stake One State Has in the Media Systems of Another”
You are cordially invited to a special Yale ISP speaker series featuring Monroe Price, Professor at Cardozo School of Law and Director of the Center for Global Communication Studies at the Annenberg School for the University of Pennsylvania. Monroe will discuss “Adventures in Transnational Communications: Defining the Stake One State Has in the Media Systems [...]
Jean Burgess: YouTube and Participatory Culture
Jean Burgess of Australia’s Queensland University of Technology visited Yale Law School to present at the ISP’s weekly speaker series.
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