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Last Month at the Supreme Court
Supreme Court Considers Scope of the Video Privacy Protection Act
By Chantel Febus, James Azadian, Melanie J. Chico, Andrew T. VanEgmond, Theodore W. Seitz, Mike Mezey
On October 14, 2026, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Salazar v. Paramount Global (No. 25-459), a case considering who qualifies as a “consumer” under the Video Privacy Protection…
The CLS Blue Sky Blog
Protective Settlements in Corporate Law: When Shareholders Pay for Insider Peace
By Renholding
On August 7, 2025, amid mounting scrutiny of Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s investments in Chinese technology companies and his former firm’s export-control violations, President Trump posted that Tan was “highly…
Duff on Hospitality Law
Agoda Makes Its Move Into Agentic AI
By Greg Duff
Good Sunday afternoon from Seattle . . . Our weekly Online Travel Update for the week ending Friday, October 30, 2026. I hope everyone celebrating had a great Halloween. This…
Privacy Compliance & Data Security
Do We Have an Expectation of Privacy in Public? AI Glasses May Change the Answer
By Odia Kagan
Do we have an expectation of privacy in public? When data collected in public is retained and used to train AI, perhaps we do. That is one of the questions…
Business Law Prof Blog
I’m surprised the SEC’s battle with ISS isn’t getting more attention
By Ann Lipton
Here is ISS's press release on it; here is a Law360 article on a recent hearing. The gist is, in the guise of investigating whether ISS is complying with its…
Inforrm's Blog
Global Freedom of Expression, Columbia University: Newsletter, 29 October 2026
By INFORRM
Columbia Global Freedom of Expression seeks to contribute to the development of an integrated and progressive jurisprudence and understanding on freedom of expression and information around the world. It maintains an…
Truth on the Market
The New (Mexico) Math: Multiply the Violations and Never Mind the Harm
The big news in the competition-plus space—where competition policy meets broader policy concerns—isn’t an antitrust matter at all. It’s New Mexico’s announcement of its “Historic $25 Billion Penalty Against Facebook”…
The Platform Law Blog
Meta, Scam Ads and the Shrinking Scope of the Hosting Exemption under Article 6 DSA
1. Introduction A shocking figure surfaced last year: according to internal documents unearthed by Reuters, Meta projected that 10% of its annual revenue, roughly $16 billion, came from running advertising…
Connecticut Employment Law Blog
What Will You Do With Your Employee’s “Agents”?
You might be seeing a pattern here. There's been a lot of talk on this blog about AI lately and its impact on the workplace. Since a few of my…
Technology & Marketing Law Blog
City Government Can Use Facebook’s Anti-Bot Tool–Jalisi v. Poway
By Eric Goldman
The City of Poway has a public Facebook page. Jalisi has been a critic of the city government, and he made critical posts on the city’s Facebook page. He claims…