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RIAA: webcasting rates are still too low!
Here is the RIAA's Reply Brief in the appeal from the webcasting CARP. Some people are never satisfied.…
Elizabeth Rader
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Creative Commons
Creative Commonsという言葉を聴いたことのある人も多いでしょう。 このページを探して実に来てくださる人は、多かれ少なかれ、興味を持っていらっしゃるのではないかな、と想像したりします。私も、指導教授が熱心に取り組んでいる運動であることから、色々と近くで観察する機会があるのですが、色々な意味で勉強になることが…
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The Last Word
Today we filed the Reply Brief in the small webcasters' and WCPE's appeal in the Internet Radio case. Much of the DOJ's brief defending the Librari…
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They spelled my name right
Today the San Francisco Chronicle ran a nice story about the Open Source Yoga Unity case. It's hard to write a story about a mediation that's confiden…
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Flexibility in Sentencing?
From the Houston Chronicle we learn that Judge Larry Standly ordered a man convicted of slapping his wife to take a yoga class as a condition of his probation,…
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Wendy Seltzer
Wendy Seltzer's Legal Tags…
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Santa Clara -The Digital Challenge to Copyright Law Symposium
I just noticed that the Computer and High Tech Law Journal at University of Santa Clara is having a conference on digital copyright on February 5 and 6. In add…
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Small Webcasters Appeal Brief
Here is the opening brief of Petitioners/Intervenors Beethoven.com, InetProgramming Incorporated, Internet Radio Hawaii, WhereverRadio and Intervenor Educationa…
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Fresh Horses
Open Source Yoga Unity's suit for declaratory judgment against Bikram Choudhury has been moving along full speed ahead with discovery on the issue of subjec…
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Peter Pan Wakes Up
If you've been following the Peter Pan case, well, you have been very bored. It has taken almost an entire year to get the case served in conformity with t…
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celestial radio
Catching up on the New York Times online, I found this article from 12/26 about the diversity of music available on satellite radio, compared to the narrowing c…
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Third Branch Takes on Second Bush...
Our offices are closing (just for the break) but I did not want to leave without reading the Second Circuit's opinion in Padilla v. Rumsfeld, holding that t…