Cathy Gellis
Contributor at Techdirt and an attorney at law. She provides legal insights on tech-related court cases and regulatory issues.
Top 3 podcasts with Cathy Gellis
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Jun 9, 2025 • 2h 30min
TWiT 1035: The Droids Are in the Escape Pod - You Can't Copyright Eleanor
Join Sam Abuelsamid, an automotive expert from Telemetry, Cathy Gellis, a tech-focused attorney, and Larry Magid, an internet safety advocate for kids, as they dive into pressing tech issues. They discuss the latest legal battles surrounding AI and privacy, including a significant court ruling on TikTok's operations. The conversation shifts to parental controls and tech’s responsibility in protecting minors online. Finally, they explore exciting innovations like augmented reality in cars and the challenges of navigating copyright laws in the digital age.
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May 15, 2025 • 53min
Hypocritical Infrastructure
Cathy Gellis, an Internet and First Amendment lawyer known for her work with TechDirt, joins the conversation to unpack current issues in online speech. They dive into the Copyright Office's disappointing report on AI training and its neglect of First Amendment rights. The discussion also covers Elon Musk's controversial content moderation choices on Twitter, especially amid governmental censorship demands. Gellis sheds light on the implications for free expression and the struggle against governmental overreach in the digital realm.
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Apr 28, 2025 • 2h 34min
TWiT 1029: Never Lick a Badger Twice - Selling Chrome, Modular Cars, Switch 2 Sold Out
This week, Abrar Al-Heeti, a tech reporter from CNET, Daniel Rubino, editor of Windows Central, and internet law expert Cathy Gellis dive into high-tech hot topics. They discuss the rapid obsolescence of AI jobs and ethical considerations as AI evolves. The panel debates Google's potential Chrome sale amid antitrust scrutiny while exploring the implications of social media's shift to entertainment-driven content. Plus, they highlight the excitement around the sold-out Nintendo Switch 2 and innovative modular cars disrupting the auto market.
