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By admin on April 24, 2005 at 2:16 pm
Cartoonist Nina Paley is retelling the Ramayana with 1920s music and 21st century animation. Striking. Read more about Lanka Burning
By admin on April 24, 2005 at 12:55 pm
The Associated Press quotes CIS Executive Director Jennifer Granick in this article about recovering emails from a Marine's Yahoo! account. Read more about AP: Disappointment for Michigan family over dead Marine's e-mail
By admin on April 24, 2005 at 11:11 am
Salman Rushdie's op-ed today notes the power of the Word, citing scripture and classical works, as well as modern writings: Read more about Rushdie's op-ed in LA Times
By admin on April 24, 2005 at 8:31 am
Unbound, a new student-edited law journal from Harvard Law School shows tremendous promise, at least as indicated by the contributions to its first issue (which includes the writings of a number of luminaries):
UNBOUND — SPRING 2005
Zinaida Miller and Brishen Rogers
Radicalism and Responsibility: An Introduction to Unbound
Libby Adler
Rage and Critique: One Jewish Girl's Story
Kristina Brittenham
In Pursuit of the Gold Star: Diary of a Law Student Read more about New Progressive Law Journal from Harvard Law
By Stefan Bechtold on April 24, 2005 at 12:58 am
Commentary on the Directive 2001/29/EC on the Harmonization of Certain Aspects of Copyright and Related Rights in the Information Society, in: Dreier/Hugenholtz (eds.), Concise European Copyright Law, Kluwer Law International, 2006 (see flyer) Read more about Dreier/Hugenholtz Commentary
By Stefan Bechtold on April 24, 2005 at 12:57 am
Digital Rights Management in the United States and Europe, 52 American Journal of Comparative Law 323-382 (2004). Read more about DRM AJCL
By admin on April 22, 2005 at 3:57 pm
Michael Berube's new post parodies the complaints now lodged against Roe v Wade:
Brown v. Board ... set off a cycle of political viciousness ... that has poisoned public life. . .
UPDATE: Please please give me Brooks' column for a couple of weeks! I can churn this stuff out with machinelike efficiency! Watch:
... When Warren wrote the Loving decision, it took the miscegenation issue out of the legislatures and put it into the courts. . . .
By admin on April 20, 2005 at 3:30 pm
Non-associated Press Report: Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice returned to the United States today, and spoke "pretty pointedly" with President Bush about "the concentration of power" in the United States. She raised concerns about corruption, referencing long-term, multi-billion dollar no-bid contracts with Halliburton and other large corporations. Read more about Rice Tackles Democracy, Law in United States
By Yuko Noguchi on April 20, 2005 at 5:44 am
文化庁が発表した「著作権法に関する今後の検討課題」のうち、まずは２．デジタル対応の（１）デジタル化時代に対応した権利制限の見直しについてみてみましょう。
検討課題は、「キャッシング等通信過程の効率化を目的とする複製、機器内で不可避的に生じる一時的な蓄積（複製）、機器の保守・修理に伴う複製等について、権利制限を拡大することに関して検討する。」としています。
これに対応して、文化審議会著作権分科会では、ワーキングチームを立ち上げて検討を始めました。 Read more about RAM Caching　(1): the nature of the problem
By Yuko Noguchi on April 20, 2005 at 3:32 am
長らくお休みしていてすみませんでした。
実は、ちょっと体調を崩したり、いろいろしておりまして…。
4年目も終わりを迎えそうなStanfordからも、今年の夏にはいよいよ引き揚げます。
ちょっと、淋しいですね、やっぱり。
ついつい、Stanford goodsを意味もなく買ってしまったりしていて、そんな自分に苦笑します。
ともあれ、また、デジタル著作権情報、少しずつUpして行きたいと思います。
よろしくお願いします。 Read more about 再始動！
