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Dan Gillmor
Monday April 4, 2005 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Room 180 Free and Open to all! Lunch Served The opportunities abound for a new and vibrant kind of "citizen's m…
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Will the Next Pope Be Brown?
Nearly three decades ago, the Catholic Church wisely selected an individual from Eastern Europe, as that part of the world was moving towards freedom and integr…
Kahle v. Gonzales - Appellants' Reply Brief
Appellants' Reply Brief in the Ninth Circuit. * Publication Type:Litigation Brief * Publication Date:04/04/2005 Download PDF…
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TC talk Stanford
Trusted Computing - Whom do we trust? Different versions of a talk at the CIS at Stanford Law School, March 28, 2005: slides, audio version, synchronized audio…
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CIS talk slides
The slides of my recent talk about trusted computing at the CIS in Stanford are now available online.…
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Is there something worse than the Peter Principle?
From the NY Times story on intelligence failures: President Bush himself has never publicly blamed anyone in his administration, and some officials intimately…
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If it's all echo chambers, how come I still hear about Michael Jackson?
Cass Sunstein in Republic.com worries about group polarization as the Internet makes it possible to restrict your daily diet of news to like-minded news sources…
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DRM in Gaming
Some information about digital rights management systems used in computer games may be found here.…
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Civil Rights Legend Fred Korematsu Passes Away
Thank you and rest in peace. Shanti, shanti, shanti.…
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Orphan Works
CIS filed comments to the US Copyright Office on behalf of Creative Commons and Save the Music explaining that Orphan Works pose a real problem and require a re…
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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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Citizenship Test
From Badmash. Well worth visiting.…