Beyond Instrumentalism: A Substantivist Perspective on Law, Technology, and the Digital Persona
Frank Pasquale, Arthur J. Cockfield · eYLS (Yale Law School) · 2019
Law and technology matters have traditionally been researched in discrete categories such as intellectual property (e.g., copyright, patent, or trademark) or intermediary liability and responsibility (e.g., secondary liability and telecommunications regulation).In the last two decades, however, academics have studied the broader interaction between law and technology across legal fields.This Article examines progress to date and discusses two distinct perspectives on law and technology.