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Media, Entertainment and Technology Law

Explore the breadth and depth of the USC Gould School of Law’s faculty expertise, research impact, thought leadership, and academic program offerings in media, entertainment and technology law.

News

USC Gould launches Master of Studies in Law in Sports Law and Negotiation

USC Gould launches Master of Studies in Law in Sports Law and Negotiation

Offered online or in hybrid format, new program prepares non-lawyer professionals to lead in the business of sports

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USC Gould launches new specialized LLM degrees in AI, sports, entertainment law

USC Gould launches new specialized LLM degrees in AI, sports, entertainment law

Specialized legal training meets real-world impact with USC Gould’s three new Master of Laws (LLM) programs in emerging and evolving areas of law

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From TikTok to tech policy: Angela Zhang brings international insight on law, China and AI

From TikTok to tech policy: Angela Zhang brings international insight on law, China and AI

USC Gould professor is quoted across the global media circuit as a leading expert in Chinese tech regulation, data privacy

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Featured Programs

EXECUTIVE EDUCATION ONLINE COURSE
AI in Law: Strategy, Practice and Innovation
CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION
Institute on Entertainment Law and Business
NEW CENTER
Sports, Entertainment, Media & Technology Law

Faculty

Faculty in the News

  • Meta’s public nuisance case in New Mexico has billion-dollar consequences
    CNBC
  • Move over, Elsa. The hottest entertainers at L.A. kid parties are ‘KPop Demon Hunters’
    Los Angeles Times
  • The Global AI Threat Has Arrived
    Project Syndicate

Recent Research & Scholarship

  • “Cookie Intermediaries: Does Competition Lead to More Privacy? Evidence from the Dark Web,” University of Toronto Law and Economics Workshop, Toronto, Canada, October 2022.

    November 4, 2022
  • “Cookie Intermediaries: Does Competition Lead to More Privacy?  Evidence from the Dark Web,” Monash University Business School, Melbourne Law School, Melbourne, Australia.

    October 6, 2022
  • Podcast, "What Happens to the Economy When Patent Protections Are Weakened," Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (Aug. 15, 2022).

    September 7, 2022