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Andrew Rens
Monday November 7, 2005 12:30-1:30 PM Room 280A Stanford Law School Open to All Lunch Served From the plays of Aristophanes in ancient Athens, and the writing…
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Tarleton Gillespie is an assistant professor in the Communication department at Cornell University, with affiliations in the Information Science program and the…
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Freedom of Expression and the Internet in China
The Stanford China Law Association, SLATA, and the Center for Internet and Society will be co-hosting a discussion on Freedom of Expression and the Internet in…
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Why are bios always written in the third person? They seem so impersonal... I began life somewhere else entirely – as a music major at Marshall University near…
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Research
1. Content protection systems relating to the emerging formats of HD-DVD and Blu-ray, and the built-in capability of these devices to be authorized and de-autho…
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Mr. Berghammer, CEO of the Copernio Holding Company, a veteran of the aerospace, semiconductor and optical disc industries, was Vice President of Sales & Ma…
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Colin Rule is Director of Online Dispute Resolution for eBay and PayPal. He has worked in the dispute resolution field for more than a decade as a mediator, tra…
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Nicola Lucchi is a lecturer in legal informatics at the Law Faculty of the University of Ferrara - Italy [www.unife.it/igm]. He obtained his law degree from the…
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Andrew Jankowich is the Director of Business Development of Metaboston Media. He has been a Guberman Fellow in the Legal Studies program at Brandeis University.…
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Matthew has lived and worked in the San Francisco Bay Area for fifteen years, including working as a writer and editor on the Web since 1995. He went from being…
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Marilee S. Chan joins the Center for Internet and Society with an interest in researching the effect of law and technology on consumer rights. Her current rese…
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Virtual Busking
I'm really into the band My Morning Jacket. They've just released a new album, Z, and I'd buy it, except for one thing: it has ridiculous DRM on it…