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Privacy PEBKAC
Why are people so upset about Google's plan to offer free e-mail with the catch that computers monitor your e-mail and target your ads? As long as it is t…
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Federal Judge Reinstates Injunction Against DVD-Copying Software Manufacturer 321 Studios
On March 15, 2004, Judge Richard Owen of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York reinstated a preliminary injunction against software manu…
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Colorado District Court Allows Challenge to Re-Copyrighting Public Domain Work Under § 514 of the URAA to Proceed
Plaintiffs, consisting of performers and business owners who use public domain works in their professions, filed an amended complaint in April 2004 seeking decl…
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Prolonged Forensic Analysis of Seized Computer Hardware Does Not Violate Fourth Amendment
In November 2001, a New Hampshire police department obtained a warrant to search the defendant Syphers’s apartment while investigating allegations that he had s…
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Gmail's Gstring
So the issue of privacy of email in Google's Gmail has been a highly discussed topic as of late. Though I'm not yet a user of that service, I'm curi…
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Gmail's Gstring
So the issue of privacy of email in Google's Gmail has been a highly discussed topic as of late. Though I'm not yet a user of that service, I'm curi…
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An Exercise in Pounding the table
For those of you sweating the outcome of OSYU v. Choudhury, here's the latest opus from Bikram's dream team in support of his motion for judgment on the…
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Steven Weber at Stanford Bookstore on Open Source
Wednesday, April 7 @ 6:00PM – Stanford Bookstore Art Alcove The Success of Open Source by Steven Weber Much of the innovative programming that powers the Intern…