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Take It To The Limit
Don Henley delivers his State of the Music Industry address, promising both carrot and stick: "If the labels are not willing to voluntarily implement chang…
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Pioneer Press: Scenes in video lead to charges
Jennifer Granick is quoted in a Pioneer Press article about video surveillance in Wisconsin.…
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No claim? No evidence? NO PROBLEM!
I don't have time to comment on this right now but maybe one of my compatriots does... DirecTV has gotten its grubby hands on the lists of some people who h…
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Erik Valgaeren
Thursday February 19, 2004 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Room 80 (Moot Courtroom) Free and Open to all! Lunch Served The digitalization of content is a cornerstone for the…
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RIAA: webcasting rates are still too low!
Here is the RIAA's Reply Brief in the appeal from the webcasting CARP. Some people are never satisfied.…
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New Jersey Star-Ledger: Mom turns tables in music industry lawsuit
The New Jersey Star-Ledger quotes Jennifer Granick in its article about using RICO against record industry execs.…
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Creative Commons
Creative Commonsという言葉を聴いたことのある人も多いでしょう。 このページを探して実に来てくださる人は、多かれ少なかれ、興味を持っていらっしゃるのではないかな、と想像したりします。私も、指導教授が熱心に取り組んでいる運動であることから、色々と近くで観察する機会があるのですが、色々な意味で勉強になることが…
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"Competition Policy for Information Platform Technology"
CIS Fellow Dan Wielsch has published an article in this month's European Competition Law Review. Read it -- and about it -- on Dan's blog.…
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EFF urges liability for DMCA misuse by Diebold
[Today's entry was contributed by new blogger JuNelle Harris. Linkage by yours truly. -RC] Last week, in Online Policy Group v. Diebold, Cindy Cohn of the…
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Symposium Registration
Registration for Securing Privacy in the Internet Age will close THIS FRIDAY, 2/2004.…
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Lawrence Solum
Monday February 16, 2004 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Room 80 (Moot Courtroom) Free and Open to all! Lunch Served The architecture of the Internet is layered, and this ha…
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Windows code leak v. OSS?
A great point from Groklaw: What happens if elements of the Windows 2000 / NT4 code that was leaked last week somehow find their way (or seem to find their way)…