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Copyright Office upcoming dates

The Copyright Office periodically sends out a summary of notices and upcoming dates and deadlines from its News Net service. News Net Issue 304, which I receive…

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Opening

This is the first time that I'm blogging so please be patient :).  It is very hard to make even a small contribution to the issues studied at CIS when you a…

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Obama: a unifer, not a divider

Tom Friedman on Meet the Press yesterday: "Barack Obama’s great strength right now is the country is so tired of being divided. Deliberately divided, OK,…

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Changing tenor in the blogosphere

One of the noisiest partisans out there, Atrios, has indicated in a post on his blog that his relentless cynicism may be thawing slightly: "I suppose it&#…

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Whatever Happened to Online Etiquette?

From David Pogue in the New York Times: 'The deeper we sail into the new online world of communications, the sadder I get about its future. I’m OK with cr…

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Data Mining for Killers

One of the most challenging problems for national security is predicting and stopping terrorist attacks before they happen. The government proposes that data mi…

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"Fighting jihad in cyberspace"

This article from this month's Sydney Morning Herald describes the means by which terrorists have used the Internet to communciate and avoid detection, as w…

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Future of Music

The Future of Music Coalition holds a policy summit each year. Last October the summit was convened in Montreal, Canada, in conjunction with Pop Montreal and Mc…

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Grokster, Japan Style

Just received a link to this article which reports on the outcome of the Japanese version of our Grokster case, only this case is in the criminal context (rathe…