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New Lawyers for Bikram
News in OSYU v. Choudhury, the yoga copyright case. Bikram's current lawyer, Robert Ungar, has informed us that Bikram has decided to substitute in new new…
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Free Expression Policy Project releases Report
From Natalia Kennedy at the Brennan Center at New York University: The Information Commons, a report just published by the Free Expression Policy Project, docu…
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Free Expression Policy Project releases Report
From Natalia Kennedy at the Brennan Center at New York University: The Information Commons, a report just published by the Free Expression Policy Project, docu…
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Great News of Cyberlaw Clinics
Not to be outdone by our busy docket here at Stanford CIS Cyberlaw Clinic, our big sister, the Berkman Center for Internet & Society, has announced a big ex…
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Blogging Wizards of OS Conference
Slashdot already has the news: the third Wizards of OS Conference on free Software and free Content opens this Thursday in Berlin. Creative Commons Germany will…
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Knowledge Held Hostage in Philadelphia
Via Siva's blog, I see there's an interesting conference on fair use coming up soon in Philadelphia. If I were in the city of brotherly love I'd de…
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Promoting open source
Bruce Perens is advocating a legal defense fund for open source users. Interesting idea. We need the first law on these cases to be good law, which is best ac…
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Chalabi, volume 2
Tom Toles comic.…
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Tenet Continues Misleading till Last Official Pronouncement
CIA Chief George Tenet goes out with the same misleading information that has characterized his tenure in office. In his farewell address to CIA employees, he…
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Film about other films...
Filmmaker and Professor at Cal Arts Thom Andersen has made a documentary about the way his home town, Los Angeles, is portrayed in the movies, in the process us…
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more cognitive radio comments filed
CIS Associate Director Lauren Gelman filed reply comments on behalf of 25 companies in the FCC's cognitive radio proceedings.…
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June 1, 2004-Reply Comments on the FCC’s Cognitive Radio Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on behalf of interested technology companies.…