Blog
•
The SF Chronicle: Tech ignorance, vague laws lead to mistaken conviction
Jennifer Granick is quoted in a San Francisco Chronicle article about the McDanel case.…
Recent posts
Blog
•
"Shrinkwrap" licensing on wood-shop tools
Reports are circulating that Stots Corporation, a maker of jigs (a.k.a. templates) for woodmaking, has been shipping its TemplateMaster jig with a shrink-wrap l…
Blog
•
CyberSecurity Agenda
A revised and expanded schedule of events for the upcoming CyberSecurity, Research, and Disclosure conference is now online. Register before Nov 1 and save.…
Blog
•
(Untitled)
3rd Circuit Appeals Court Brief Opposing FCC Media Ownerhsip Rules…
Blog
•
(Untitled)
Supreme Court Brief on Benefits of Municipal Ownership of Telecom & High Speed Internet Facilities…
Blog
•
Shaking the Foundations 2003
Shaking the Foundations 2003 is an annual student-organized conference that brings together law students, practitioners, and academics from around the country w…
Blog
•
shaking the foundations
I will be speaking on a panel on "Equally in war and in peace: An Examination of Civil Rights in the Wake of 9/11" on 11/9 at Shaking the Foundations…
Blog
•
McDanel Files
In case you missed it before the DoJ removed it from its servers, here is the original press release announcing Bret McDanel's [wrongful] conviction. And h…
Blog
•
Open Access to Scientific Information
In the ongoing revolution of how scientific information is being published, major German research organizations have published a Berlin Declaration on Open Acce…
Blog
•
Taking Patent Reform to the Banc
The beautiful and talented Donna Wentworth recently called me a "Stupid Patent Avenger." While I'm usually not tickled when people use the word &…
Blog
•
Washington Internet Daily
October 22, 2003: Admission of Bad Conviction Shows Hacking Act Needs Clarity, Lawyer Says, Washington Internet Daily…
Blog
•
Voting Vagaries
There's something weird going on in the implementation of touchscreen technology for voting machines: the company Diebold is making tons of voting machines…