I am pleased to post three new shows to close the Summer quarter of KZSU's schedule. The first, Show #71, is my interview with Prof. Timothy Holbrook of Ch…
Reference guides and companion books about literary works have been a critically important part of literature since its inception, and the right to publish them…
Last week, eBay's social conscience companion, World of Good, announced an amazingly simple act of goodness: They would encourage products, producers and s…
We defended the publisher of the Harry Potter Lexicon against suit from J.K. Rowling and Warner Brothers. The Harry Potter Lexicon began as a website on which…
Full and final decision of the Court in the Rowling v. RDR Books case. * Publication Type:Litigation Brief * Publication Date:09/08/2008 Download PDF…
For those of you interested in new media and also needing a vacation, PodCamp Hawaii is being planned for October 24-25 in Honolulu. More info is available here…
Trilogy: Re-Architecting the Internet. An Hourglass Control Architecture for the Internet, Supporting Extremes of Commercial, Social and Technical Control Larg…
Last year, I complained about the Cablevision case (see Href=http://www.cioinsight.com/c/a/Past-Opinions/IP-Law-Versus-Moores-Law/>”IP Law vs Moore’s Law”),…
Microsoft has recently blogged the details of its “InPrivate” browsing and blocking feature for IE8. InPrivate is a bona fide privacy-enhancing technology; Mic…
I guess the "Good Brooks" showed up to work today: "So as I’m trying to measure the effectiveness of this convention, I’ll be jotting down a lit…
Yoko Ono and EMI sued a documentary filmmaker for using a short clip from the John Lennon song “Imagine” as part of a critique of the lyrics of the song. We de…
The Second Circuit decided The Cartoon Network v. CSC Holdings & Cablevision already two and a half weeks ago. This means light years in terms of blogging,…