Santa Clara University

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

• Andy Tsay

  Andy Tsay (OMIS) was quoted in the Chinese newspaper 21st Century Business Herald about the recent news that one of Apple's contract manufacturing partners, Taiwan-headquartered Quanta Computer, is conducting some of the production in Fremont, California. The story was reprinted in dozens of additional Chinese-language news outlets.

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• Brian Love

  Brian Love (Law) spoke to Associated Press and Korea Times about a request to lower the damages award in the Apple-Samsung case. Several dozen papers and sites picked up the story.

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• Radha Basu

  Radha Basu (Engineering/CSTS) was quoted extensively about “frugal innovation” and SCU’s Frugal Innovation Lab in the January Bulletin, the World Health Organization’s influential monthly bulletin.

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• Jerry Uelmen

  Jerry Uelmen (Law) was quoted in San Diego CityBeat about a potential conflict of interest for the City Attorney.

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• Eric Goldman

  Eric Goldman (Law) wrote a blog for Forbes about lawsuits over “revenge porn,” or people posting risque content to get back at an ex-lover. He spoke to Courthouse News Service, ABC7, Media Post, Information Week, Ars Technica, Reuters and others about that and other high-tech legal issues.

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• Colleen Chien

  Colleen Chien’s (Law) study in patent “trolls” and their inordinate pursuit of small startups continued to make news, including in TechCrunch and Newsfactor.

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• Lindsey Kouvaris

  Lindsey Kouvaris (de Saisset) was quoted in a MetroActive article about the “Clay in the Bay” exhibit running now through March 17th at the museum. The San Mateo Daily Journal also listed the de Saisset as a “museum gotta see ‘um” attraction.

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• Steve Diamond

  Steve Diamond (Law) was quoted in the Wall Street Journal about new law schools opening up.

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• Deep Gulasekaram

  Deep Gulasekaram (Law) was quoted in the Los Angeles Daily Journal about the bipartisan Senate proposal for immigration reform.

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• NCIP

  A story on ABC’s Vista L.A., about the vindication of wrongfully imprisoned man Franky Carrillo, included the fact that NCIP attorneys helped secure his release.

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