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e.biz 25
The e.biz 25: The Most Influential People in Electronic Business, Business Week, May 13, 2001 His first book, Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace, challenged wha…
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Max Vision
Max Vision: FBI pawn?, Security Focus, May 8, 2001 Jennifer Granick defends 'the Equalizer': a security expert and confessed hacker who infiltrated the…
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May 7, 2001
It bites: 'Love Bug' strain still potent. Microsoft executive publicly attacks open-source approach as flawed. 2nd Circuit Weighs DVD Copying: Report…
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April 30, 2001
Judge: Labels wrong on Napster. Judge Patel rules that recording labels are misinterpreting the ruling in the Napster case. We could tell you, but then we'…
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April 23, 2001
Napster licenses acoustic fingerprinting technology to filter songs in order to comply with its injunction. U.S. District judge refuses to allow chat room user…
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Tim Wu
Peer-to-peer network architectures have come to broad attention over the last several years with the success of Napster and other applications. Many see "…
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Bruce Damer and Stephen Reading
This presentation will feature live journeys into online virtual worlds where ad hoc property and civil rules of conduct are emerging. From avatar citizens pilf…
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Short Take
Short Take: The future of law and order in cyberspace, SiliconValley.com Granick speaks with Mercury News Staff Writer David Plotnikoff about the future of law…
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The Accidental Activist
The Accidental Activist, Business 2.0, March 20, 2001 Lawrence Lessig infuriates Microsoft, Hollywood, and AOL with ideas that are making an impact across the…
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Dave Del Torto
Del Torto will be discussing human rights, encryption technologies, and his recent work in Guatemala. This discussion will cover some of the basic issues: inter…
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We're the Freedom People
"We're the Freedom People": Q&A with Jennifer Granick, Information Security Magazine, March 2001 Attorney Jennifer Granick has made a career…
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Cyberlawyer: Don't blame the hackers
Cyberlawyer: Don't blame the hackers, by Robert Lemos, CNET News.com, February 1, 2001 Granick talks about the Center, the future of law on the Internet, a…