Zooming into the Metaverse: The Digital Universe Set to Host a Premier New Year’s Eve Party in Paris World

Unless you’re brave enough to endure the crowded NYC commute to watch the famous New Year’s Eve Ball start its descent at exactly 11:59 p.m., we have all made it a national tradition to gather around the TV with friends and families to watch the ball drop. As we unite to countdown the final moments … Continue reading Zooming into the Metaverse: The Digital Universe Set to Host a Premier New Year’s Eve Party in Paris World

Nike Secretly Swooshes into the Metaverse

First, crypto. Then, NFTs. Now, the metaverse. What’s next?! Iconic, premium brand Nike has just recently filed seven trademark applications for “virtual goods.” Indeed, Nike has taken just do it to the metaverse, filing for “virtual goods” trademarks and frankly continuing to just do it. Specifically, Nike hopes to protect digital goods in non-fungible tokens, … Continue reading Nike Secretly Swooshes into the Metaverse

Content Creation Gone Wild: YouTube Shorts

Notwithstanding its relatively recent development, TikTok, a popular short-form, video-sharing app, is currently the fastest-growing social networking platform on the internet. Whether used as a medium for expression, a source of entertainment, or a means of connecting, the app has evolved among our social media favorites, now leading Twitter and Reddit. Notably, TikTok runs on … Continue reading Content Creation Gone Wild: YouTube Shorts

Part 2 ~ An Intelligent Way to Protect the Artificial Inventor

You know that buzzword “AI” or “Artificial Intelligence” you’ve heard being thrown around? The one that comes with talk of robots taking over the world by the end of 2050?  Well, while many buzzwords are evanescent in nature, and even though the very being of AI relies on artificial, non-human systems or machines, there is … Continue reading Part 2 ~ An Intelligent Way to Protect the Artificial Inventor

Part 1 ~ The Artificial Inventor: Is Artificial Intelligence Eligible to be an Inventor on a Patent?

Must an “inventor” be a human being? Indeed, in Thaler v. Commissioner of Patents the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia upheld the view of the United States Patent and Trademark Office: Artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms cannot be inventors for the purposes of a U.S. patent. Through a textualist lens, the court … Continue reading Part 1 ~ The Artificial Inventor: Is Artificial Intelligence Eligible to be an Inventor on a Patent?

We’re Suing Instagram?! Embedded Social Media Posts- Who has the (Copy)Right?

Instagram has become synonymous with our day-to-day lives. Whether Sunday morning brunch presents a decadent latté, a day of travel brings ‘Insta-worthy’ memories, or a new product was launched by a company, many of us use and love Instagram. However, the issue of embedded social media posts has stimulated much of a negative following for … Continue reading We’re Suing Instagram?! Embedded Social Media Posts- Who has the (Copy)Right?

The 2021 Gaming Compact Making Strides for Sports Betting & Gambling, but still no Lock for Florida

The long-awaited debate of whether to legalize the sports betting market might have reached more than just a break even for betters upon Gov. Ron DeSantis’ signing of the Gaming Compact yesterday evening. Though it is still pending federal approval, the legalization of sports gambling is looking promising upon the governor’s signing.  Indeed, the Gaming … Continue reading The 2021 Gaming Compact Making Strides for Sports Betting & Gambling, but still no Lock for Florida