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Court grants Motion in Golan v. Ashcroft
The District Court has granted plaintiffs' Motion to File First Amended Complaint in Golan v. Ashcroft. The Amended Complaint pleads a new theory for the…
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SF Chronicle: Pros, cons of hiring ex-criminal hackers
Jennifer Granick is mentioned in a San Francisco Chronicle article, Pros, cons of hiring ex-criminal hackers, for her participation from in the RSA Conference,…
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CNet News.com: Commit a crime, no network time?
Jennifer Granick is quoted in a CNET News.com article on hiring former hackers, in Commit a crime, no network time?.…
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SJ Mercury News: Honeypot snares raise ethical and legal issues
Jennifer Granick is mentioned in Dan Gillmore's column in the San Jose Mercury News, Honeypot snares raise ethical and legal issues.…
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Legal Entrepreneurship
Tuesday, April 22, 2003 4:00 – 5:30 p.m. Room 80 (Moot Courtroom) Stanford Law School Reception to Follow Open to all! Rick Alber practiced law briefly in San…
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CIS Moves To File Amended Complaint
This case had been on "administrative retirement" pending the Supreme Court's decision in Eldred v. Ashcroft. Eldred was decided in January and i…
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Privacy and First Amendment Symposium
Uniting Privacy and the First Amendment in the 21st Century is an activist symposium designed to explore the interplay between privacy and First Amendment right…
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Chronicle of Higher Education quotes CBI's Executives on CARP Reform Bill
COLLEGE BROADCASTERS say a Congressional bill to reform how the Copyright Office settles disputes over royalties doesn't go far enough in helping college ra…
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CIS Wins Procedural Ruling in Copyright Office in the 2003-2004 CARP
Today, April 10, 2003 the Copyright Office granted the motion of Collegiate Broadcasters, Inc. to reschedule the deadlines for noncommercial entities (including…
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Court of Appeals Sets Dates For Internet Radio Appeal
On April 4th, the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit issued long-awaited orders setting a briefing schedule for the consolidated appeals from the 1998-2002 C…
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Wireless NewsFactor: Spectrum Policy: Property or Commons?
The Stanford Center for Internet and Society's recent spectrum policy conference is the subject of an article on Wireless NewsFactor, Spectrum Policy: Prope…
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Elizabeth Rader
New, extraordinary royalty rates threaten the diversity and the existence of Internet radio. Learn about the underlying copyright legislation, how it was imple…