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Luck's Music case update

Luck's Music et al v. Ashcroft raises a copyright clause claim against the URAA similar to that brought by the Golan v. Gonzalez case which I've been wo…

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Allocating trust within TC

One of the features offered by TC is that it transforms trust in entities into trust in components (see here on pp. 644-645 for an explanation). In such an appr…

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Local attestation

One of the criticisms raised against trusted computing is that it solves some potential problems of the future without doing the homework first that precedes th…

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Supreme Court

So, today, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear two cases that may profoundly shape U.S. cyberlaw and may also affect cyberlaw in other countries. For more informat…

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USNews Top 20 law schools (?)

According to unconfirmed rumor, this is the list of the 2006 U.S. News & World Report top 20 law schools:    1.  Yale    2.  Harvard    3.  Stanford    4.…

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Stefan Bechtold (2005)

Monday March 28, 2005 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Room 271 Free and Open to all! Lunch Served Trusted computing architectures attempt to increase trust in networked comp…

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Chander.com on temporary hiatus

For those seeking to access the blog through Chander.com, apologies.  The site will return after a short hiatus for technical improvements.…

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orphan works

March 25, 2005-  comments to the US Copyright Office on behalf of Creative Commons and Save the Music explaining that Orphan Works pose a real problem and requi…

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Michael Kinsley on Girl Writers

Kinsley responds to the demands that he, as opinion page editor of the LA Times, seek women columnists. Newspaper opinion sections also want diversity of polit…