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Guest Blogging
I will be guest blogging for Lisa Stone at Law.com's Legal Blog Watch the week of August 29th. I'm pretty excited, as I've never guest blogged befo…
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Is more speech always good?
Dan Gillmor's Bayosphere looks like it's gathering steam. Talking with Dan about legal issues raised by the site really got my mind realing. Now that…
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BayFF on Bloggers' Rights, July 19
On Tuesday, July 19, 2005, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., come find me at the BayFF on Bloggers' Rights at 111 Minna Gallery.…
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oii Summer School Wiki up & Flickr Tag
We are pushing very long days at the oii Summer Doctoral School. Sessions start at 9.15 am and go until 5 pm and on most days we had a sightseening programm goi…
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Johnson and Noveck's "Society's Software"
I just finished reading Johnson and Noveck's Society's Software, which has been sitting on my desktop for months. David Johnson frequently blows me awa…
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Scorpions on a stick
Time went by quickly in Beijing. I have been here almost a week, and although not seeing much of this amazing city due to being heavily jetlagged, recovering fr…
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the best Firefox 'evangelism' yet...
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podcast
June 23, 2005- Podcast interview with Lisa Stone about BlogHerCon panel on legal issues for bloggers.…
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MGM v. Grokster
The Stanford Program in Law, Science & Technology, its Center for E-Commerce, and the Stanford Law Society of Silicon Valley present: MGM v. Grokster: Und…
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Oxford Internet Institute Doctoral Summer School in Beijing
I am very excited to have been awarded a place at the Oxford Internet Institute Doctoral Summer School which is going to take place in Beijing this year. The p…
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Trusted Computing and Open Source
In a recent paper on the forthcoming GPL version 3, Richard Stallman and Eben Moglen mention briefly the potential tension between trusted computing and the ope…
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On the Grokster decision
As any decent blog in the U.S. seems to require a posting on today's Grokster decision by the Supreme Court, here are my $ 0.02 (for a very interesting disc…