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Coming Soon... CFP 2005

I recently registered for 2005 Computers Freedom and Privacy conference to be held in my hometown, Seattle, Washington. As I peruse the program, I'm overwh…

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Settlement reached

We are pleased to report that the parties have reached an amicable resolution of this litigation.  The parties have jointly issued a press release announcing th…

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News

I've been awarded a Leverhulme Trust Visiting Fellowship for 2005-06 at the London School of Economics.  This will give me time to work on my project COPYRI…

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Orphan Works

I am starting to post some of my thoughts on individual questions at http://academiccopyright.typepad.com.   I am trying to get all six questions done today, bu…

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Free the Harvard 119

Harvard Business School has summarily rejected applicants who had taken an early peek at the School's decision on their candidacy.  Some clever person with…

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First Scandal, Then the Cover-Up

Halliburton billed more than a $100 million in excess for fuel imported into Iraq (by the way, how galling must this be for Iraqis, who hold the second largest…

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Peter Wayner

Monday March 14, 2005 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Room 271 Free and Open to all! Lunch Served Many of the stores and websites defend their huge collections of personal i…

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Teaching Your iPod to Dance

The problem with the iPod is not only Apple's claim to having a monopoly on legitimate sources of purchased downloaded music (that is, Apple's claim tha…