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Here Come the Gamers Again

The Future of Augmented Advertising is Now

Pokemon Go Nuisance Settlement and the Future of Location-Based AR

Boyle&#039;n Bulbasaurs! Pokemon Go Augments the Dockets of a Kentucky Courthouse

How to Win Half a Million Dollars from Magic Leap

IP Rights in Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality

Who wins when AR collides with property laws?

AR Developers: You Leap Too Far, You Leap Alone

Snapchat’s Speed Filter Opens the Door to Lawsuits

AR-Induced Trespass May Yet Be a Thing

Reality Barks, But Fails to Bite

Plain Contractual Language: A Reality That Can&#039;t Be Augmented

AUGMENTED LEGALITY(R) Finds a New Home at WNJ.com

MITechNews Reports on Candy Lab v Milwaukee

Kudos to Niantic for Anticipating Storms of Liability in Its New AR Gaming Mechanic

Cleveland Roundtable Explores AR/VR Legal Issues

Will Pokemon Go Evolve Into Customer Confusion?

Update on Candy Lab AR v. Milwaukee

Legal and Regulatory Warnings for AR/VR Startups

When Cars Talk to Each Other, Will Driver Privacy Suffer?

Game On: Candy Lab AR Files First Amendment Challenge to Milwaukee&#039;s Pokemon Go-Inspired Ordinance

Why Lego Batman Disses Iron Man in His Movie, But Not in the Trailers

The Time Judge Gorsuch Brought Copyright Law Into the 21st Century

No Pokemon For You?

Milwaukee, Pokemon Go, and the First Amendment

Congress Praises AR&#039;s Potential and Will Try to Stay Out of Its Way

The First Congressional Hearing on Augmented Reality

Second Life Redux: Another Perspective on Potentially Deceptive Advertising in Virtual Reality

Website Owners Beware — Ignoring This Rule Could Leave You on the Hook for Someone Else&#039;s Copyright Infringement

Virtual Reality Could Expose Automotive Companies to New Claims of False Advertising

Lawsuit Filed Against Snapchat for Distracted Driving

Snap Into a Privacy Lawsuit!

Finding Friends is Fraught With Privacy Peril

Pokestops, Go Away - The Backlash Against Augmented Reality Gamers

Why the Mugshots Case Matters Right Now

Pokemon GO and the Crisis on an Infinitely Augmented Earth

The New Axanar-Inspired Guidelines for Star Trek Fan Films

Supreme Court Gives Guidance on Award of Fees in Copyright Cases

Boston Globe Anticipates Augmented Reality Privacy Issues

Save 40% on the 2016 Augmented World Expo

Feeling Minnesota: Has Prince&#039;s Right of Publicity Disappeared?

Michigan Privacy Law: Detroit Free Press and DOJ Face Off Over Mugshots

New Resource for Michigan Lawyers: Trends in Business Court Practice [Video]

PODCAST: 2016 Update on the Right of Publicity

Rosa Parks&#039; Legal Force Awakens, But Her Likeness Will Stay at Target

Trademark Owners - Don&#039;t Get Scammed By These Deceptive Invoices

God, Green Day, and Copyright - How Punk Rockers Affirmed Fair Use Rights in Worship Services

Tweet This to Win ... a #Nastygram From the NAD

International Summit on Augmented Reality in the Automotive Industry, Part 2: AR in Industrial Processes

International Summit on Augmented Reality in the Automotive Industry, Part 1: AR in Cars and the Augmented Driving Initiative

Are Essential Oil Pins Deceptive Advertising?

Recently Published Applications for Virtual Reality Trademarks

Appeals Court Upholds Federal Trade Commission’s New Role as Privacy Cop

VR Modeling Has a Lot of Benefits, But Copyright Isn&#039;t One of Them

The Internet of Things Has No Clothes - A Defcon 23 Summary

The Internet of Things That Eavesdrop and Invade Privacy

Privacy and Connected Cars

FTC Responds to Questions on Social Media Endorsements

Is Ascribe the Answer to the Web&#039;s Infringement Problem? [UPDATED]

Social Reading Raises New Copyright and Publicity Rights Issues

Privacy, Law and Ethics in Augmented Reality Panel at AWE 2015 [VIDEO]

What Happens When My Software Provider Disappears?

When Can I Play a Radio or TV in Public Without a License? [Infographic]

Competitor&#039;s Ads Go Too Far? Kick &#039;Em into the NAD

[VIDEO] Augmented Reality Law, Privacy and Ethics

Digital Evidence: Discovery, Authentication, and Admissibility

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Privacy in Augmented Reality

Medical Implants and 3D Printing: Tomorrow&#039;s Tech Meets Today&#039;s Copyright Act

&quot;Augmented Reality&quot; By Any Other Name: Still as Sweet?

Top 5 Legal Issues in the Internet of Things, Part 5: Physical Safety

Top 5 Legal Issues in the Internet of Things, Part 4: Copyright

Top 5 Legal Issues in the Internet of Things, Part 3: Bandwidth

Top 5 Legal Issues in the Internet of Things, Part 2: Data Collection and Invasion of Privacy

Top 5 Legal Issues in the Internet of Things, Part 1: Data Security & Privacy

Introducing the World&#039;s First Book on Augmented Reality Law!

Reciprocal Veillance - Seeing Who&#039;s Seeing You

Michigan Court Adopts &quot;No Harm, No Foul&quot; Standard for Data Breaches

My Top Posts in 2014

An &quot;Open Carry&quot; Movement for Wearable Cameras?

LinkedIn Lawsuit Again Shows Personal Relationships Can Have Commercial Value

You&#039;re Responsible for Copyright Infringement By Others on Your Website--Unless You&#039;ve Done This

Instagram Harassment Justifies a PPO

Infographic: Copyright on the Internet

Digital Justice in Detroit

#Ebola vs. #HIPAA - Privacy During an Epidemic

Rampolla Calls Out AR Companies for Alleged Astroturfing

The Consequences of False Contact Info for Infringing Websites

Can Augmented Reality Be a Weapon Against Ebola?

Andy Ninh - Augmenting the Practice of Law

Skeletons of Empires: A Scenario for AR in 2020 [Video]

Rule 34 and Trademark Dilution

Could Apple Be Ready to Announce iGlasses?

Augmented Reality Games and Ethical Desensitization

Telepresence in the Courtroom

Augmented ... Rape? New Short Film Explores the Really Dark Side of AR

Read What You Click - Courts Are Enforcing Online Arbitration Provisions

Augmenting the Education of Disabled Students

App Developers Get More Guidance for Complying With COPPA

Augmented Reality and the Law of Trespass

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Augmented Legality Blog

<p>Partner <a href="https://www.wnj.com/people/brian-d-wassom/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><strong>Brian Wassom</strong></a> is a legal pioneer in augmented reality, digital media and artificial intelligence. He shares his vault of knowledge with us in this vast collection of blog posts spanning all things technical, innovative and cutting edge.</p>


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