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goodbye, ears...now I've heard everything

Thanks to some Swedish guy on Greplaw for that expression but this is a new level of chutzpah.
From Derek Slater...Johns Hopkins University never got a C&D letter from Diebold and is aware that Diebold agreed to withdraw its letters when challenged, but JHU is still blocking access to Diebold documents stating that the University "cannot allow its resources to be used in violation of copyright law, whether or not the holder of the copyright (in this case Diebold) plans to prosecute." Read more about goodbye, ears...now I've heard everything

Curiouser and curiouser

Listening to NPR this weekend I caught an interview with an artist who has just created a new pop-up book of Alice in Wonderland. I thought this was a fine illustration (groan) that works in the public domain inspire more creativity. A book isn't commercially worthless just because no one person has exclusive rights to use it. Read more about Curiouser and curiouser

FSF hosts two day-long seminars on Free Software Licensing and the GNU GPL

On January 20 and 21, 2004, the Free Software Foundation (FSF) will offer two day-long seminars on Free Software Licensing and the GNU GPL at Columbia Law School in New York. The two days will provide a detailed study and analysis of the GPL, review a few case studies and look at legal ethics in Free Software Licensing. The seminars will be co-led by Daniel Ravicher, Senior Counsel to FSF and Bradley M. Kuhn, Executive Director of FSF. Read more about FSF hosts two day-long seminars on Free Software Licensing and the GNU GPL

I have a Bentley that color!

Here's a nice article by Melissa Dribben from the Philadelphia Enquirer about Bikram Choudhury, Bikram yoga and Open Source Yoga Unity's case.
The current Yoga Journal also has a full length feature piece.
Do you have a copy of an article about Bikram yoga that I haven't seen? Please snail mail a copy to me at
Cyberlaw Clinic
559 Nathan Abbott Way
Stanford, CA 94305
Thanks and Namaste.... Read more about I have a Bentley that color!

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