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Blake E. Reid researches and teaches in the areas of telecommunications, Internet, copyright, and disability law. His work has or will be published in the Stanford Law Review, California Law Review, UC Davis Law Review, Indiana Law Journal, the George Washington Law Review, Pepperdine Law Review, Connecticut Law Review, Seattle University Law Review, and the Green Bag Almanac & Reader, and he is on the author team for Communications Law and Policy: Cases and Materials, an open-access telecommunications law casebook, with Jerry Kang and Alan Butler.

From 2013-2023, Prof. Reid directed the Samuelson-Glushko Technology Law & Policy Clinic (TLPC) at Colorado Law, working with student attorneys on a wide range of law and policy issues before a wide range of agencies, courts, legislatures, and other bodies, including the Federal Communications Commission, the U.S. Supreme Court and Congress, and the World Intellectual Property Organization. Before joining Colorado Law, Prof. Reid was a staff attorney and graduate fellow in First Amendment and media law at the Institute for Public Representation at Georgetown Law and a law clerk for Justice Nancy E. Rice on the Colorado Supreme Court.

Education

• LLM, Georgetown Law, 2013,ÌýEmphasis in Advocacy, with Distinction
• JD, University of Colorado (2010), Order of the Coif, Public Service Pledge, Editor-in-Chief, (now the )
• BS, University of Colorado (2004),ÌýComputer Science