Professor Andrew Beckerman-Rodau - Suffolk University Law School

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Periodicals/Blogs

What Should be Patentable?, essay posted on IPWATCHDOG (June/27/2013)
The Associated Press Continues its Fight Against News Aggregators, essay posted on IPWATCHDOG (March/20/2012)
The Expansion of Overlapping Intellectual Property Rights, essay posted on IPWATCHDOG (Feb/22/2011)
Salinger v. Colting: Second Circuit Vacates Preliminary Injunction Citing eBay v. MercExchange, essay posted on IPWATCHDOG (May/2/2010) [Second Circuit decision]
The Right of Publicity: A Doctrine Gone Wild?, essay posted on IPWATCHDOG (March/11/2010)
Dealing With Digital Data in the Practice of Law: Do You Know Where Your Data Is? , Journal of Internet Law (Vol. 9, No. 10, April/2006) at 3.
The Novice's Guide to Teaching with Technology , The Law Teacher (Vol. 13, No. 2, Spring/2006) at 3.
Business Law: Technology - A New Ethical Risk , MA Bar Association Section Review (Vol. 7, No. 3, 2005) at 3.
It's simple: theft of music is wrong, The National Law Journal (October 9, 2000).
Copyright Issues for Online Design, AIArchitect Magazine (February/99).
Briefing results in better learning, an essay published in The Law Teacher (Gonzaga University Institute for Law School Teaching (Spring/1998)).
Spring Break in Kiev, Western New England College School of Law, Alumni Magazine (Summer/96).
An American Jew Visits Kiev, Toledo Jewish News (Winter/96).
Law Teaching: A Plug for the Traditional Approach, an essay published in The Law Teacher (Gonzaga University Institute for Law School Teaching (1994)).
The Beckerman-Rodau Method: A New Approach to Teaching Law, 41 J. Legal Educ. 299 (1991).
The Impact of Technology on Intellectual Property Law, WRIT, (Ohio N. Univ. Law Alumni Association, College of Law, Ada, Ohio), Winter 1990-91, at 12.
Incorporation Not Always a Plus for the Closely Held Company, The National Law Journal, June 18, 1990, at 32.
Commercial Law--The Extension of UCC's Article 2 to Hybrid Software Transactions, The National Law Journal, June 22, 1987, at 23.


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