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Charged Lemonade Goes to Court
In April 2022, Panera Bread launched a new set of products as part of a company rebrand. Among those was an innocuous beverage called “charged lemonade” that came in multiple flavor variants: blood orange, strawberry lemon mint, and mango yuzu citrus. Traditional lemonade, made from lemons, sugar, and water, is naturally caffeine free. A large serving of Panera’s charged lemonade … Continue Reading
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Gen Z… Navigating Cannabinoids in an Unregulated World
Generation Z, born between the mid 1990s and early 2010s, is coming of age during a time of changing attitudes towards cannabis use. Over the past decade, 24 states and the District of Columbia have enacted laws that legalize and regulate recreational cannabis use among adults. The stigma around cannabis is disappearing also, with 43% of members of Generation Z … Continue Reading
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Facing the Music Monopoly – Ticketmaster and Antitrust Laws
Anyone who’s been to a concert in the last decade has almost certainly purchased tickets through the live entertainment industry’s biggest company, Ticketmaster. As Ticketmaster maintains its near total control on ticketing and live events – with more than 80% of the marketing for primary tickets since 1995 – consumer experience has suffered and artists have lost control over ticket … Continue Reading
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Deepfakes and Democracy: Combatting Disinformation in the 2024 Election
Missed the first article in our Deepfakes and Democracy series? Click here to read Danny Nickel’s take on the current use of deepfakes in American politics. False information on social media has already taken its toll on American democracy, affecting the previous 2016 and 2020 presidential elections. As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more sophisticated and available to the … Continue Reading
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