The Future of E-books and Law School
Feb 8th, 2010 | By Katie Luper | Category: Featured, Law SchoolA throw down between the traditional casebook and the e-book on portability and usability.
Katie Luper
Katie is a 3L at Southern Methodist School of Law in Dallas, Texas. A native Texan, Katie received her B.S. in Biochemistry from Texas A&M University. She is particularly interested in the intersection of intellectual property with the emerging technologies of the internet.
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iPhone Security: Protect or Prohibit?
Jan 4th, 2010 | By Katie Luper | Category: Attorney Gadgets, Courtroom Technology, Featured, Law School, Lead Article, PrivacyAs a law student, if my iPhone were to be stolen or misplaced and then hacked, the individual in possession of my phone would be privy to pictures of my dog sleeping, text messages telling my husband how long I’ll be in the library and a huge collection of studying music as well as the [...]
Barbri iPhone App: Is there any utility?
Nov 10th, 2009 | By Katie Luper | Category: Attorney Gadgets, Featured, First Year, Law School, Lead Article, Social Media, Web 2.0Barbri is a known frenemy (see definition here) to law students around the nation. You hate the price and the grueling schedule, but many of us would not make it to the licensed attorney stage without it. On September 17th of this year, Barbri released an iPhone app, now on version 1.1. I downloaded the [...]
