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LA Times: Going by the rules with software flaws
The LA Times covers the CyberSecurity conference, quoting Jennifer Granick, with this article on software flaws.…
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No hits, no runs, no infringement?
Chris Sprigman alerted me to Major League Baseball's attempt to misuse copyright in its broadcasts to try to prevent sports websites from providing facts, r…
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Overview of Election Campaing Fundraising
There is a really nice interactive map that provides an overview of which parts of the U.S. are giving how much to the presidential candidates.…
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Judge Posner Chases A Wild Hare
Patent Avenger Jason Schultz is back from the East and through his blog I found Assessment Technologies v. WIREdata, Inc., No. 03-2061, 7th Cir. November 25, 20…
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Diebold Won't Sue
Diebold filed papers with the Court today indicating that it "has decided not to take the additional step of suing for copyright infringement for the mater…
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CBI Files Comments on Historic Notice & Recordkeeping in Copyright Office
The Copyright Office is still trying to figure out what to do about back recordkeeping supposed to be provided by webcasters from the passage of the DMCA in Oct…
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Dave Winer
You've heard of weblogs, you've read about them, and you've probably even seen a few. But just how does one 'blog'? Are there rules of etiqu…
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Censored Dance-why Fair Use plus $3.25 will get you a nice latte
Saturday's New York Times had a nice article by Dinitia Smith about Carol Loeb Shloss's new biography Lucia Joyce: To Dance in the Wake. While many boo…
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Dave Winer to Speak Today
Dave Winer, the publisher of the longest currently running weblog, will be speaking today (11/24) at SLS. Details…
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SecurityFocus: Exploit Code on Trial
SecurityFocus covers Saturday's CyberSecurity, Research, and Disclosure conference with this article.…
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Sacramento Bee: Can America trust electronic voting?
This opinion piece about electronic voting machines (re: recent regulation in California requiring paper trails) is a worthy read.…
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Cable Market Power, Pricing And Bundling After The Telecommunications Act Of 1996:Explorations Of Anti-Consumer, Anticompetitive Practices…