BLIP on the Radar

Kate Hennessey and Brendan Duggan join us as hosts on BLIP on the Radar to talk about data privacy, tech wearables, and biometric data tracking. How does this technology impact our daily lives and the future of sports? Discover the profound implications of wearable tech advancements with Kate and Brendan.

Produced by Nicole Reed

In this episode of BLIP on the Radar, Ryan and Corey discuss the intersection of sports and gambling including the historical approaches of major American sports leagues. They talk about how leagues have navigated scandals in the past, leading up to some of the most recent stories. This includes looking at the evolving landscape of online sports betting and the possibilities after recent policy changes.

Hosts Ryan Raschella and Corey Weisfeld

Produced by Nicole Reed

Explore TikTok's legislative battle and its global impact, and the battle for free speech in the digital age. In this epsiode, we deep dive into the current discussions over TikTok, as well as the Supreme Court cases of NetChoice v. Paxton and Moody v. NetChoice, examining the clash between social media giants and state laws over content moderation, First Amendment rights, and the future of online discourse.

In this week’s episode, BLIP students Ryan Raschella and Corey Weisfeld discuss the recent developments in the NBA, with the league unveiling ‘NB-AI’, a generative AI tool that the league says will “personalize the live game viewing experience.”  Ryan and Corey explore what some of these experiences will look like while discussing possible concerns to consider.

Produced by BLIP student Nicole Reed

In this episode, Benjamin Sklar interviews Mark Potkewitz, the Director of Legal Innovation at Ulster University in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and an adjunct professor at Brooklyn Law School. Mark and Benjamin discuss the discrepancies in the U.S. and U.K. legal systems, the internet, and privacy laws.