We filed an amicus brief (.pdf) on behalf of a number of law professors arguing that the claims made against the phone company do not require disclosure of stat…
Despite having had a bad travel experience the night before this presentation, Audrey's presentation was fun and energetic. She described the humble start…
I'm attending the Corporate Podcasting Summit. Charlene Li of Forrester Research started off the conference and provided some interesting numbers about who&…
I had the pleasure to be guest on my fellow fellows David Levine's KSZU Radio Show 'Hearsay Culture' (iTunes needed!). David and I talked about Nati…
Thanks to everyone who attended the "Happy Podding Hour" last night at Varnish. It was great to catch up with many of you and hear what you're up…
If you are planning a summer trip to the Southern Hemisphere and are looking for poker machines that should be in place for a while, may I suggest Hobsons Bay,…
Our case Shloss v. Estate of James Joyce, et al., continues to generate interest. Here's a link to an interview I did with Public Radio Canada on June 13.…
The Section 115 Reform Act of 2006 (SIRA) is a blanket license without an opt-out. http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/06/06/0434242. And here's a s…
The press has taken an interest in our case on behalf of Carol Shloss against the Estate of James Joyce. The New Yorker has a feature article by D.T. Max relat…
CIS's fair use project just filed a new fair use case yesterday dealing with the James Joyce estate. (Here's the complaint, here's Lessig's post…
[from Random-bits] James Boyle in FT on WIPO Treaty: Constitutional circumvention http://news.ft.com/cms/s/fa07af4a-fadc-11da-b4d0-0000779e2340.html Tues…
I attended and live-blogged the Best Practices conference yesterday @ Stanford. Here are links to the entries from the panels I attended: Copyright Risks Eulas…