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Bork, Blockbuster & Beacon

Ars Technica reports: "Texas native Cathryn Elaine Harris has filed a lawsuit against Blockbuster, alleging that the company is actively and knowingly vio…

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Trying to find common ground on Tibet

Shaila Dewan in the NYT: "Ms. Wang, who had friends on both sides, tried to get the two groups to talk, participants said. She began traversing what she ca…

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Stanford FCC Hearing Highlights

Highlights of Thursday’s FCC hearing at Stanford in no particular order: 1.  Finding myself nodding in vigorous agreement with the testimony of the Christian C…

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Divided We Fall

Kristof in the Times today: "To understand your feelings about Wednesday night’s debate, consider the Dartmouth-Princeton football game in 1951. That bitte…

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Personal Genome Services

The MIT/Stanford VLAB hosted an interesting event this week on the impact of personal genome services on the healthcare industry.  Privacy was discussed, but no…

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Lessig Editorial on Net Neutrality

Prof. Lessig has an editorial in today's SF Chronicle about the Net Neutrality debate.  Come share your views at today's FCC hearing on Broadband Manage…

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Paper Abstract: Ontology of Information

I’ve just put the abstract of a new paper on my SSRN page. Temporary title is: Ontology of Information and its Lessons for Intellectual Property. The full abstr…

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FCC Hearing Prep Meetings

Local community groups around Palo Alto and the Bay Area have organized a series of community meetings to connect before the FCC hearing, help folks learn more…

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The Information Revolution in 10 years

I had the pleasure of participating in the excellent Legal Futures Conference sponsored by CIS and Google last month, where I was on a panel of “lightning talke…