Guest and Fellow Post

Thu, 11/04/2021

In listening to a recent interview with Katie Haun on Ezra Klein’s excellent podcast The Ezra Klein Show, I was made alive to the potential for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to serve as a means of funding up-and-coming artists; a use case that previously hadn’t occurred to me.

Read more about NFTs, Status Objects, and Emerging Artists
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Thu, 05/13/2021

Brandi Bue and Alex Paun: NGTC Student Fellows

Deepfakes and Hot Takes: An In-Depth Look at AI-Manipulated Media

What is a deepfake?

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Thu, 03/18/2021

Nebraska Senator Tony Vargas has introduced LB 1091 in the state unicameral, a bill that would ban the use of facial surveillance technology by any “government entity” in the state of Nebraska.

Read more about Staff Opinion: LB 1091 Right for Nebraska
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Wed, 02/17/2021

This post is a summary of an article entitled “Madison and Shannon on Social Media” authored by Gus Hurwitz, Menard Director of the Nebraska Governance and Technology Center that appears in Volume 3, Issue 2 of the Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review.

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Wed, 12/16/2020

This blog post supplements Tech Refactored episodes 4 and 5, titled "What is Law and Technology". Listen to the discussion here.

It is past time to acknowledge “Technology Law” as a distinct field of legal study focused on how law and technology foster, restrict, and otherwise shape each other’s evolution.[1] 

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Wed, 12/16/2020

This blog post supplements Tech Refactored episodes 4 and 5, titled "What is Law and Technology." Listen to the discussion here.

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Wed, 12/16/2020

This blog post supplements Tech Refactored episodes 4 and 5, titled "What is Law and Technology." Listen to the discussion here.

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Wed, 12/16/2020

This blog post supplements Tech Refactored episodes 4 and 5, titled "What is Law and Technology." Listen to the discussion here.

I consider myself a law and technology scholar. It wasn’t always so.

Read more about Law and Technology: A Work in Progress
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Wed, 12/16/2020

This blog post supplements Tech Refactored episodes 4 and 5, titled "What is Law and Technology." Listen to the discussion here.

Read more about The Technology of Law
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Tue, 11/10/2020

This post is a summary of the second Cybersecurity Law & Policy Scholars Conference session, “Cybersecurity Law Policy Pedagogy.” Menard Director of the Nebraska Governance and Technology Center (NGTC) Gus Hurwitz partnered with Jeff Kosseff (United States Naval Academy) and Alan Rozenshtein (Minnesota Law) to launch the Cybersecur

Read more about On The Record: Cybersecurity Legal Education
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