Tejas N. Narechania
@tnarecha.bsky.social
Professor of Law, UC Berkeley School of Law.
"[A]cademic and informed commentator."
Main interests, alphabetically: administrative law; federal courts; intellectual property; Internet & telecom. regulation. Publications: http://bit.ly/tnarecha
"[A]cademic and informed commentator."
Main interests, alphabetically: administrative law; federal courts; intellectual property; Internet & telecom. regulation. Publications: http://bit.ly/tnarecha
To be clear, that's my answer to your question. Not my sentiment about the severity of it.
October 29, 2025 at 2:18 AM
To be clear, that's my answer to your question. Not my sentiment about the severity of it.
I do, in fact, carry my passport and my kids' passport around with me. This is a new habit.
October 29, 2025 at 12:56 AM
I do, in fact, carry my passport and my kids' passport around with me. This is a new habit.
lol! well, at least there's always money...
July 8, 2025 at 3:27 AM
lol! well, at least there's always money...
But still deceptively advertised, see bsky.app/profile/tnar...
But it still says "brought to life in the USA" which would seem to run afoul of FTC guidelines, see www.ftc.gov/business-gui...
What will Andrew Ferguson do?? Probably nothing.
What will Andrew Ferguson do?? Probably nothing.
June 25, 2025 at 10:58 PM
But still deceptively advertised, see bsky.app/profile/tnar...
I think yes as a matter of (c) law, but perhaps no as a matter of contract law, depending on the subscription's Terms of Use. If this holds, the distinction btw property & contract rules--elaborated most recently by the Supreme Court in Lexmark v. Impression Products--may become even more important.
June 24, 2025 at 9:19 PM
I think yes as a matter of (c) law, but perhaps no as a matter of contract law, depending on the subscription's Terms of Use. If this holds, the distinction btw property & contract rules--elaborated most recently by the Supreme Court in Lexmark v. Impression Products--may become even more important.
AI governance is (at least) a competition problem, more than a copyright problem.
June 19, 2025 at 4:40 PM
AI governance is (at least) a competition problem, more than a copyright problem.
But what is "good" penmanship? I, for example, have developed a novel script that features a unique way of connecting d's to other letters, of writing common words such as "the," & of more efficiently writing s's at the end of words. Such innovations should surely be rewarded on the teaching market.
June 2, 2025 at 8:29 PM
But what is "good" penmanship? I, for example, have developed a novel script that features a unique way of connecting d's to other letters, of writing common words such as "the," & of more efficiently writing s's at the end of words. Such innovations should surely be rewarded on the teaching market.