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PATRIOT ACT Back -- Possibly for good

The House voted to extend the USA Patriot Act, making permanent 14 of 16 provisions and making the remaining 2 provisions (regarding roving wiretaps and another…

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A DMCA story with an ironic ending

The uproar over the easter egg (hidden program/content) found on the Grand Theft Auto videgame, and it's subsequnt re-classification as an adult-only game s…

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Is a weak federal shield still worth it?

It looks like the Justice Dept. Opposes Shield for Reporters, which is unfortunate.  Even more so is that according to this article, the hearing today apparentl…

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European Commission on DRM

さて、米国とは著作権法の伝統が違う欧州(大陸)の動きは、日本としても勉強になるはず、と思いながら、なかなか、どこから取り掛かってよいものやら。 と、思いながら、元同級生であるドイツの若手ホープの一人であるStefan Bechtoldに、時々欧州情報をもらっている私です。 先日は、「政府の役割」をめぐって議論してい…

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It's Justice Roberts...

(or it will be if the Senate agrees.) BTW:  He was one of the judges on the Verizon panel. From AP RIAA Tactics Under Scrutiny. Judge John Roberts of the U.S…

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FedExFurniture Back Online

Over two weeks ago, FedEx improperly used the DMCA notice and take-down provisions to get the website at www.fedexfurniture.com taken offline.  The company clai…

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Opening Brief Filed

Today we filed the opening brief in our appeal to the Tenth Circuit.  We argue that the URAA – by restoring copyright to materials that are in the public domain…

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Opening Brief Filed

Today we filed the opening brief in our appeal in Golan v. Gonzeles.  Download it here.…

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Cass Sunstein is blogging at lessig.org

While on vacation, Larry is hosting a great list of guestbloggers-- this week it's Cass Sunstein, a superstar professor from U Chicago Law.  He's done q…

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Jennifer Granick on wsj.com

Jennifer Granick is participating today in a vibrant forum discussion at the Wall Street Journal about security, vulnerability reporting, and responsibility for…