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TechLaw.Fest is back!

Jul 8, 2020
1 min read

Updated: Mar 2, 2022




TechLaw.Fest is back!


TechLaw.Fest brings together the international community to debate, deliberate, act and innovate in both the law of technology (policies, regulations, legislation, case law and governance) and the technology of law (infrastructure, business transformation and people development).


TechLaw.Fest is about lively experimentation and meaningful action. So, come armed with the problems you want solved and you may just find what you need or fire-up someone’s imagination to create a solution with you.


For programme and registration, visit https://www.techlawfest.com/

 
 
 

716 Comments


zidong he
Aug 14

It's exciting to see TechLaw.Fest returning, offering a platform for innovative discussions on the intersection of law and technology. For those interested in the legal aspects of tech, there's a wealth of resources available, including akedo coloring pages, which can be a fun way to engage with legal themes in a creative setting.

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emeery232
Aug 11

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Love that TechLaw.Fest is going virtual this year — the whole "come armed with problems you want solved" angle really speaks to how legal tech should be more hands-on and experimental. Speaking of experimentation, this reminds me of a "low quality image maker" I stumbled on recently that does the exact opposite of what you'd expect from a tech tool — it deliberately degrades images for memes and jokes. Sometimes the best innovations are the ones that flip conventions on their head, whether that's making legal conferences more interactive or making visuals intentionally worse.

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