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Whose Alleged Lip-Syncing is Press Interested In?
Lead story everywhere today, the possibility that Ashlee lip-synched on Saturday Night Live. Meanwhile, the press shows almost no interest in the possibility t…
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Eugene Volokh
Monday October 25, 2004 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Room 180 Free and Open to all! Lunch Served Paladin Press publishes a contract murder manual. A Web site operator is…
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Pat Robertson Implies That Bush Knew There Were No WMDs
Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson says he warned President Bush before U.S. troops invaded Iraq that the United States would sustain casualties but that Bush…
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Ninety Days
... from the day Russia deposits its ratification with the UN and the Kyoto Protocol (KP) will enter into force (see Art. 25(1) KP). The Russian Parliament, the…
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3rd Digital Rights Management Conference 2005 in Berlin, Germany
Together with Professor Pamela Samuelson from the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology and some colleagues from Germany and the U.K., CIS Fellow Stefan Bech…
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Marchesini, Open Source TSS
John Marchesini, Sean Smith et al., Open-Source Applications of TCPA Hardware. 20th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference, December 2004.…
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Catching up
Over the last few months, I have been very busy with other projects, and so I couldn't follow the TC discussions very closely. But I hope this will change o…
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Are Americans really divided?
I read this opinion piece by Daniel Yankelovich in the CS Monitor last weekend, which evidently is the first in a series of 8 articles entitled "Talking wi…
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Ninth Circuit rules that reliance on an overbroad subpoena to access ISP-held e-mail does not negate ECPA liability if the suib
Plaintiffs, Wolf and Buckingham, officers of Integrated Capital Associates, Inc (ICA), were embroiled in commercial litigation in New York against defendants, F…
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Video Game Maker Shuts Down Third-Party Server Program
Blizzard Entertainment, maker of the popular computer games Diablo, WarCraft, and StarCraft, won its case in the Eastern District of Missouri against three prog…
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Federal Court Holds Section of Patriot Act Unconstitutional
An Internet Service Provider (“ISP”) received a national security letter (“NSL”) from the FBI pursuant to 18 U.S.C. §2709. This statute was originally enacted…
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Minnesota Statute Regulating Wireless Contracts Reviewed by U.S. District Court
The U.S. District Court in Minnesota considered whether a Minnesota statute that regulates customer notification of and agreement to changes to wireless telecom…