Boston University Journal of Science and Technology Law
The Journal of Science & Technology Law (the Journal) publishes the best practical scholarship from experts in the areas of biotechnology, computers and communications, intellectual property, technology transfer and business law for technology-based companies. The Journal is currently available in print as well as online. The Journal is published by fifty second and third-year students from Boston University School of Law.

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2011-2012 Staff
Editor-in-Chief
Caroline Gammill

Administrative Editor
Ben Idemundia

Executive Editor
Josh Beldner

Managing Editors
Matt Martinez
Mark Nickas

Technical Editor
Bill Hinsee

Article Editors
Ava Bessel
Mark Goracke
Miranda Ha
Andriy Lytvyn
Ali McKinney
Julia Ong

Note Editors
Kyle Childers
Kyle Cowser
Bailey Goldberg
Anna Katz
Jen Neubauer
Athena Rapis

Third-Year Editors
Andrew Lehrer
Molly Merlini
Aleksey Shtivelman
Tara Thomas
2L Members
Nicholas Belair
Vincent Brodbeck
Jennifer Cancian
Christina Chung
Laura Davis
Christina Dawson
Arian Galavis
Jeremy Grant
Rachel Gross
Timothy Harris
Jason Keum
Anthony Kikendall
Jesse Lanier
Hyun Lee
Mary Luther
Douglas Metcalf
Stephanie Mills
Vikki Nguyen
Allison Rapp
Aneil Sahota
Joshua Shiffrin
Stuart Duncan Smith
Priya Srinivasan
Paul Stibbe
Adrian Taghdiri

Current Issue:

Articles:
Permanent Injunctive Relief for Trade Secret Misappropriation Without an Express Limit Upon its Duration: The Uniform Trade Secrets Act Reconsidered
by Richard F. Dole, Jr.
Patent Infringement in Outer Space in Light of 35 U.S.C. ยง 105: Following the White Rabbit Down the Rabbit Loophole
by Theodore U. Ro, Matthew J. Kleiman, Kurt G. Hammerle

Notes:
Cracks in the Armor?: The Future of the Communications Decency Act and Potential Challenges to the Protections of Section 230 to Gossip Web Sites
by Michael Burke
The Evidentiary Value of Automatically Transcribed Voicemail Messages
by George Cornell
Webcasting and Interactivity: Problems and Solutions
by Tyler Hardman

Updates:
How Technologically Savvy Do You Have to be to Apply Zippo?: An Approach to Internet Personal Jurisdiction After Fancaster and Edvisors
by Joshua Beldner

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