Blogs & Websites at NYLS
New York Law School has a growing list of blogs that cover various legal topics of interest to diverse audiences. The blogs are the product of the Law School’s project-based learning, which provides students with opportunities to collaborate with professors and fellow students on initiatives that combine real-world experience with traditional academics. Projects include creating and maintaining Web sites devoted to particular areas of the law and or social commentary.
Faculty-Student Projects
Faculty
 Stephen
Ellmann |  James
Grimmelmann |  Arthur S. Leonard |
 Beth Simone
Noveck |
 Houman B.
Shadab |
Departments
 | Provides general info on library matters |
 | Gives an insider's look at what to
expect at NYLS |
 | Provides info from the Office of
Security and Safety |
News Feed in Real Time
- Do Not Track Options: Costing Consumers More than Convenience?
- “Pinning” Advertisements
- Hey! Look What We Did…(Hint: check out our How To page)
- WoW at center of Maine Senate race controversy.
- Zynga Fights Back Against Electronic Arts
- Game Cloning on Mobile Platforms
- The Grooveshark vs. Digital Music News Saga and What it Means for Bloggers
- Who’s Surging in the Battle for .music?
- Give Me My Ticket! and Other Thoughts on Music and Technology
- The Unconscionable Choice: The VAWA and Undocumented Women’s Forced Choice Between Deportation and Abuse
- Should a murderer and prisoner be entitled to receive a sex-change operation?
- Surrogacy in New York: Not Simple
- 2012/13 | Volume 57 | Number 2
- Most Recent Issue April 2012
- Freedom of Choice at the End of Life: Patients’ Rights in a Shifting Legal and Political Landscape
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