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Aurora Forum
Aurora Forum: "Public Life in a Wired World" (RealAudio) Stanford Continuing Studies May 5, 2003…
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Governance in Namespaces
Governance in Namespaces, a paper by CIS Non-Residential Fellow Stefan Bechtold has been published in the ICANN symposium issue of the Loyola of Los Angeles Law…
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Plaintiffs' Opposition To Motion To Dismiss
On May 20, 2003, CIS filed its brief opposing the government's Renewed Motion to Dismiss. Download file…
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Stueble TCPA II
Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi & Christian Stueble, Bridging the Gap between TCPA/Palladium and Personal Security, 2003.…
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Agreement Allows Colleges to Continue or Begin Webcasting
On May 31st, 2003, several groups, including CIS client Collegiate Broadcasters, Inc., successfully negotiated an agreement with the Recording Industry Associat…
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Stueble TCPA I
Christian Stueble, Improving End-user Security and Trustworthiness of TCPA Platforms, June 2003. Demands to TCPA to improve the end-user security and trustworth…
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CA Supreme Court Hears Trademark DeCSS Case
The CA Supreme Court heard arguments yesterday in DVD-CCA v. Bunner, an appeal from an Appeals Court decision overturning a lower court's injunction against…
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American Airlines vs. Farechase
CIS today asked a 2nd Circuit Appeals Court to overrule a decision preventing a software company from accessing and republishing webfares to help consumers get…
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CIS files Appeal with 2nd Circuit
CIS today asked a 2nd Circuit Appeals Court to overrule a decision preventing a software company from accessing and republishing webfares to help consumers get…
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Making the spammers pay
BBC News has a column on Professor Lessig's anti-spam work: Making the spammers pay.…
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Antispam measure gains steam in House | CNET News.com Antispam measure gains steam in House By Declan McCullagh May 23, 2003, 7:16 AM PT Antispam sentimen…
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Granick on Panel re: Privacy, Terrorism and Citizenship
Today at 4:00 PM, CIS Executive Director Jennifer Granick will be speaking on a panel at the Stanford Social Sciences Department on Privacy, Terrorism and Citiz…