Santa Clara University

SCU in the News is a biweekly compilation of select media highlights featuring faculty, staff or students.

• James Lai

  James Lai (Political Science) was featured in the October issue of KoreAm, a Korean American media outlet talking about the importance of the Asian American vote in the 2012 election.

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• Tyler Ochoa

  Tyler Ochoa (Law) was quoted in a story on Lawyers.com about a failed attempt to sue Kanye West for copyright violations.

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• Mike Malone

  Mike Malone (English) wrote an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal opining that the future appears surprisingly bright for humanities majors in Silicon Valley. Malone also was a guest on an Internet radio show Big Picture Science, discussing his book on memory, The Guardian of All Things: The Epic Story of Human Memory. Two of his students, Eliza Lamson and Gabrielle Jasinski, had their articles featured in Metro Silicon Valley, about SCU as a launching pad for DJs and about a performance at SCU of the silent song "4' 33"" created by John Cage.

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• Greg Corning

  Greg Corning (Political Science) was quoted in Life Week, a weekly news magazine in Beijing, discussing plans to negotiate a free trade agreement among China, Japan, and South Korea.

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• Eric Goldman

  Eric Goldman (Law) was quoted in an AP story about the legal risks of critical online patient reviews of doctors, a story that was picked up by 210 publications or sites. He also talked to Business Insider about the surprising significance of a case lost by Zappos and to Media Post about Village Voice suing Yelp, among other tech-law stories.

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• Colleen Chien

  Colleen Chien (Law) was quoted in the New York Times about a twist in the Apple-Samsung patent case. The International Herald Tribune and Economic Times were among the outlets that picked up the story.

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• Robert Hendershott

  Robert Hendershott (Finance) appeared on ABC7 discussing the impact on Facebook stock when the company's IPO lockup period ends.

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• Deep Gulasekaram

  Deep Gulasekaram (Law) talked with the San Jose Mercury News about the power of U.S. Presidents over immigration issues; the story ran in 30 additional outlets. He also talked to the San Francisco Chronicle about a controversial assertion that Obama exceeded his constitutional powers when he eased rules for some undocumented immigrants. His research into the basis for anti-immigrant state laws was cited by an opinion writer at NBC Latino.

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• HTLI

  An upcoming conference by HTLI, "Solutions to the Software Patent Problem," was spotlighted by Wired magazine.

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• Jerry Uelmen

  Jerry Uelmen (Law) talked to The Recorder about what may happen if Prop. 34 fails.

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