Welcome!
The Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology is a cutting-edge and multidisciplinary
journal with a focus on law, health, the sciences, and bioethics. Our journal is edited by faculty and
students with a Faculty Editorial Advisory Board drawn from across the University of Minnesota.
MJLST
tackles issues in intellectual property, technology policy and innovation, bioethics, and law and science,
while maintaining a rigorous grounding in law, values, and policy. Formerly the Minnesota Intellectual
Property Review, the journal is overseen and managed by the University's Consortium on Law and Values in Health, Environment & the Life Sciences.
2009 Outstanding Editor Award
The Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology is proud to award Volume 10 Managing Editor Daniel Reynolds with the 2009 Outstanding Editor award. This award recognizes the Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology editor who exhibited outstanding dedication, fulfilled his/her duties with enthusiasm, and delivered consistent and superior work throughout his/her participation on the journal. Congratulations, Dan!
MJLST is pleased to announce Volume 11 Student Editor-in-Chief Leili Fatehi and Student Executive Editor Christine Yun.
Volume 10, Issue 2 - Spring 2009 contents include:
| ARTICLES |
| Stephen Bates |
Digital Debacle: Lessons from the History of Technical Standards |
| April Mara Barton |
Application of Cascade Theory to Online Systems: A Study of Email and Google Cascades
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| Mark E. A. Danielson |
Economic Espionage: A Framework for a Workable Solution |
| Robert P. Greenspoon |
Is the United States Finally Ready for a Patent Small Claims Court? |
| Ryan T. Holte |
What is Really Fair: Internet Sales and the Georgia Long-Arm Statute |
| Steven Ferrey |
When 1 + 1 No Longer Equals 2: The New Math of Legal "Additionality" Controlling World and U.S. Global Warming Regulation |
| Nili Karako-Eyal |
Has Non-U.S. Case Law Recognized a Legally Protected Autonomy Right? |
| RECENT DEVELOPMENTS |
| Jonathan A. Hareid |
In Search of an Elixir: What Ails the Pharmaceutical Industry in Europe and How to Use the Competition Laws to Cure It |
| NOTES |
| Amy Bauer |
Blogging on Broken Glass: Why the Proposed Free Flow of Information Act Needs a Specific Test for Determining When Media Shield Laws Apply to Bloggers |
| Jillian Kornblatt |
The Ashley Treatment: The Current Legal Framework Protects the Wrong Rights |
| Rebecca Hays |
Biotechnology Obviousness in the Post-Genomic Era: KSR v. Teleflex and In re Kubin
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