Technology & Marketing Law Blog is written by Eric Goldman, a law professor who teaches and publishes in internet law, intellectual property, and advertising and marketing law. The site serves as a running record of his analysis of court decisions and legal developments affecting technology companies, marketers, and online platforms.
The core of the blog is case commentary. Recent posts examine topics such as a city government’s use of Facebook’s anti-bot tool, a deplatforming lawsuit rejected by the Second Circuit, and a Supreme Court copyright dispute. Each entry summarizes the facts, explains the ruling, and draws out practical implications, often with links to primary documents.
The site also organizes resources around the author’s teaching and research, including academic materials, writings, presentations, and courses on advertising law, contract law, copyright, internet law, and legal ethics. This makes it useful as a reference for students and practitioners alike.
Readers best served include lawyers tracking technology and marketing law, academics and students in related fields, and business or policy professionals who need to understand how courts are shaping online speech, intellectual property, and platform regulation. Those without legal background may find some posts dense but still accessible.
For regular use, browse by category such as Content Regulation or Copyright to follow specific threads, and check the resources section for teaching materials. The blo
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