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When reasonable people confront unreasonable policies...
... it can sometimes be the policy that suffers. A great op-ed from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from a graduate student who was forced to flush her pet fish dow…
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Conflict Resolved
After negotiations on behalf of our client by student Bridget Morris, Google has informed us that they will repost our client's ad if he does not use the ke…
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DirecTVDefense Website Launched
Visit DirecTVDefense.org for information about the legality of smart cards, DirecTV's tactics in fighting signal piracy, and our client the EFF's positi…
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Court Punts to Texas
Following oral argument on December 5, 2003, the trial court in San Jose stayed the subpoena and required Administaff to return to the Texas court for a determi…
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Hague Convention Service Completed
We've learned that the Central Authority in London, England succeeded in serving defendant Great Ormond Street Hospital on January 10, 2004 (only about one…
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Stanford Law School Privacy Symposium
Securing Privacy in the Internet Age What legal regimes or market initiatives would best prevent the unauthorized disclosure of private information while also…
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Diebold Argues Case is Moot
Diebold filed papers with the District Court today claiming that the case is moot because the company has stated that it decided not to sue the Swarthmore stude…
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OPG, Students Move for Summary Judgment
OPG and the Swarthmore student plaintiffs asked the District Court today to rule that Diebold had no legitimate claim that posting an email archive about electr…
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Howard Reheingold speaks at Stanford
Howard Reheingold, author of Smart Mobs: Mobile Communication, Pervasive Computing, & Collective Action, will be speaking at Stanford this Thursday, January…
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EFF Comments on LT Policy on Owner/User Choice and Control 0.8, December 2003. Comments by Seth Schoen on the Intel LaGrande Policy Draft. For more information,…
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FBI seeks to move VoIP under CALEA
Light blogging lately... exams are almost done. One quick hit - in a move that should surprise no one, the FBI is seeking to require VoIP (voice-over-Internet-P…
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CIS Spring Speaker Series
We are pleased to announce the line-up for the CIS Spring Speaker Series: Elizabeth Rader February 9, 2004 Open Source Yoga Unity v. Bikram Choudhury- Stretchi…