Cardozo's ranking has improved by 19 places over the past three years.
The Wing, a private social club and co-working space for women in New York City and Washington, D.C., is being investigated by the New York City Commission on Human Rights. An article in Jezebel looks into the investigation.
“Amazon knows that it can drive down its taxes by pretending that it is really guided by these tax incentives,” Zelinsky told Bloomberg Tax. “In practice, Amazon knows where it wants to go and wants the illusion of competition to avoid paying taxes.”
In a story on "Why Shouldn't We Pay Student-Athletes?" Professor Ekow Yankah tells NPR's WABE that "the current system is unfair and rife with exploitation, but paying college athletes would essentially just entrench that arrangement."
Professor Aaron Wright is quoted in The Washington Post, in an article focusing on the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica fiasco.
People are signing up fast for other services like Mastodon, which take away the need for a middleman company to store data. It runs on open-source code and gives power back to its users. Blockchain technology is helping this de-centralized system work to protect user data.
Professor Christopher Buccafusco is quoted in an article in The New York Law Journal, focusing on the New York state legislature's recent consideration of possibly expanding right to publicity protections. Critics says these measures would curtail free speech.
Buccasfusco commented that "the proposed changes in Albany could, in theory, give people greater protections of their images or likenesses and more opportunities for them to seek remuneration."
NYU Law School will host a symposium about Professor Jessica Roth’s recent article.