Technology Changes, The Law Follows || Mark Avsec | TEDxClevelandStateUniversity

Before becoming a lawyer, Avsec earned a living as a studio musician, producer and songwriter, writing over 500 songs and producing or performing on more than 35 albums. He was sued for copyright infringement (a lawsuit he won), which instigated his career change.
Mark Avsec is a partner and vice-chair of the Innovations, Information Technology & Intellectual Property Practice Group at Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff, LLP. A copyright, trademark and media lawyer by trade, Avsec focuses his practice on consumer products and technotainment.
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Very practical

[@anoopchitkara]

Very practical

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Ai law libraries

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Technology leads. Law follows.
Gotta wonder if that's what's wrong with the world.

[@DrPhilby]

3d printing in 2023 lol

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Hello sa mga taga DLSL ece students dyan HAHHAAH

[@anoopchitkara]

Very practical

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Excellent talk! Very interesting stuff.

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[@JaredJacobsonLaw]

This is great man thank you!

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Great information!

[@patrickmcmanus1360]

A car manufacturer ... will 3D print parts in his shop? I highly doubt that occurs at basically any place. Metal needs to be forged. I'm not saying it won't change. But even that 3D gun still breaks after 1 or 2 uses. No car manufacturer would be able to sell a car that weak.

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Thank you for writing She Don’t Know Me