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Rewriting History: The Rehabilitation of Wolfowitz
The Wall Street Journal came quickly to the defense to Wolfowitz's nomination to the leading economic development job in the world: More important, Mr. Wo…
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Creative Commons w/ Magnatune
An article in Five Eight Magazine by Magnatune founder, John Buckman, discusses how the Creative Commons licenses work for his record company business. I'…
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Bay Area Law Technology Conference
Stanford Law School is hosting a law and technology conference Saturday, April 9. The conference is a collaboration of four bay area law schools -- Stanford, B…
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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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The US Refused Europe's Proposed IMF Chief in 2000
Choice of IMF chief divides U.S., Europe USA Today 03/01/00- Updated 03:28 PM ET http://www.usatoday.com/news/washdc/nc1.htm#duel WASHINGTON - The split betwe…
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Should the World Bank Give Out Money or Should It Lend Money?
The Bush Administration seeks to camoflauge its assault on the World Bank with the claim that the WB errs by lending money rather than handing it out. This mak…
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Time for World to Reject American Domination of World Bank
The Bush Administration has humbled America further, falling further from its once proud status as the admired and unrivaled leader of the free world at the tur…
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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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Ghastly Reminder: We Killed People in Our Custody
According to the NY Times, "At least 26 prisoners have died in American custody in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2002 in what Army and Navy investigators have…
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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…