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May 7, 2001

By Stanford Center for Internet and Society on May 08, 2001 at 1:16 AM

It bites: 'Love Bug' strain still potent.

Microsoft executive publicly attacks open-source approach as flawed.

2nd Circuit Weighs DVD Copying: Report from the 2600 Appeal Hearing.

A clean, well-lighted service provider: Yahoo! strips sites of porn, like it or not.

The New Cove for Piracy: Digital looting has made Ukraine a prime target for intellectual property cops. But is the problem too big to police?

Whom do you blame in cyberspace? Approaches to internet jurisdiction.

So much for the internet being free -- Taxes in cyberspace?

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