We are going to delve into a topic that we discussed briefly in our last podcast: streaming media. It’s a growing market fueled by a seemingly unquenchable thirst for on-demand video and audio programming. But the growing universe of content has created a growing challenge for media companies and other content providers and consumers to make sure they are protecting their own IP and are not infringing others’ copyrights and tradema...

Welcome to a new episode of AI Chats, a podcast series produced by the law firm of Haynes and Boone, and lawyers from its AI and Deep Learning Practice Group to explore the exciting, ever-evolving, and occasionally controversial world of artificial intelligence.

Today for our latest episode we are going to talk about legal tools that use AI. 

Moderator: Eugene Goryunov, Partner, Haynes and Boone

Featured Speakers: 

Today, we are going to talk about  the Trademark Modernization Act, a major piece of legislation that was signed into law late last year. The trademark law might have been easy to overlook since it was tucked inside the 5,500-plus COVID-19 relief bill. 

We have two guests today who have unearthed the Trademark Modernization Act and will walk us through some of the significant changes it makes to both trademark and copyright law: 

These podcasts will cover a broad range of technology and legal topics in artificial intelligence (“AI”) and deep learning. Renowned AI theorists and developers will join Haynes and Boone attorneys to discuss the current and prospective uses of AI in a broad range of technology areas, including machine learning, health care, autonomous driving, cloud computing, natural language processing, and medical devices. Our presenters will a...

We have a great topic today: social influencers. They exercise growing cultural stature and marketing muscle in our society, but their influence campaigns occasionally bump up against advertising regulations. We will explore some of the rules designed to restrict how influencers go about touting brands, and discuss some issues that have arisen with the popular platform TikTok.

Joseph Lawlor, a lawyer in Haynes and Boone’s New York o...

The number of people creating content online continues to grow worldwide, whether through traditional websites and news sites, social media sites like Facebook or Instagram, via blogs, YouTube videos, or many other platforms. This, in turn, has led to a rising tide of copyright disputes. Anytime you use someone else’s image, video, music or text online, there is a risk that you are infringing someone’s intellectual property. 

Today,...

A podcast series focused on new legal developments and trends impacting the media and entertainment industry, intellectual property, and open government and First Amendment law.

Today’s discussion focuses on the impact of COVID-19 on government transparency - in particular, the public’s ability to fully access public meetings and open records. Moderated by Nathan Koppel, Director of Media Relations at Haynes and Boone, Nathan is joi...

A podcast focused on new legal developments and trends impacting the media and entertainment industry, intellectual property, and open government and First Amendment law.

Today’s discussion will focus on a hot topic - the legal framework that protects tech companies from liability for third-party content, such as reader posts, YouTube videos, and Instagram posts. Moderated by Nathan Koppel, Director of Media Relations at Haynes and ...

A podcast focused on new legal developments and trends impacting the media and entertainment industry, intellectual property, and open government and First Amendment law.

Our topic today is an update on some key developments nationwide with anti-SLAPP legislation and litigation. Moderated by Nathan Koppel, Director of Media Relations at Haynes and Boone, Nathan is joined by Haynes and Boone Partner Laura Prather, Chair of our Media...

Haynes and Boone, LLP Partner Albert Tan, co-chair of the firm’s Fund Finance Practice Group and a member of Haynes and Boone’s Board of Directors, moderated an Aug. 7  podcast about the state of the global fund finance market amid the coronavirus pandemic.
 
Produced by Privcap, a digital media company that produces thought-leadership content for the global private capital market, the podcast features discussion with private equity...