Can the Internet Actually Improve Human Interactions? with Eric Goldman
Marketplace Risk Platform PodcastShow Notes
Eric Goldman, Professor of Law at Santa Clara University School of Law, joins host Elle Tucker in this episode of the Platform Podcast. Professor Goldman will kick off this year's Marketplace Risk Management Conference (SF, May 16-18) with his keynote ‘How the Internet Improves Humanity’, and is an expert in Internet law, intellectual property and advertising & marketing law. In the podcast, Elle gets a taster of what Eric will discuss at the conference and is intrigued by his theory that the internet can improve human interactions compared to offline interactions - and the implications this has when it comes to Internet law and policy.
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