RIAA renews suits, using John Doe approach
Already being reported pretty much everywhere, the RIAA announced 532 new lawsuits against file-sharers. Notable because this time, rather than seeking subpoen…
Already being reported pretty much everywhere, the RIAA announced 532 new lawsuits against file-sharers. Notable because this time, rather than seeking subpoen…
Open Communications Platforms, Journal on Telecommunications and High Technology Law…
Another day, another airline handing 11 million passenger records over to the government -- this time notwithstanding a privacy policy that seems to explicitly…
I try not to stump too much for my favorite products, but this merits note -- Apple's new Garage Band. Sure, music-creation software has been around for a…
This case is waiting for the Judge to rule on the Government's Motion to Dismiss the First Amended Complaint. The motion was fully briefed as of mid-June,…
The Department of Justice filed the brief of the Librarian of Congress, responding to all petitioners (copyright owners and copyright users) on or around Decemb…
A Washington Post story about this case is here.…
... it can sometimes be the policy that suffers. A great op-ed from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from a graduate student who was forced to flush her pet fish dow…
After negotiations on behalf of our client by student Bridget Morris, Google has informed us that they will repost our client's ad if he does not use the ke…
Visit DirecTVDefense.org for information about the legality of smart cards, DirecTV's tactics in fighting signal piracy, and our client the EFF's positi…
Following oral argument on December 5, 2003, the trial court in San Jose stayed the subpoena and required Administaff to return to the Texas court for a determi…
We've learned that the Central Authority in London, England succeeded in serving defendant Great Ormond Street Hospital on January 10, 2004 (only about one…