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The Chronicle: Smile! You're on Campus Camera
Lauren Gelman is quoted in The Chronicle of Higher Education article "Smile!, You're on Campus Camera." (paid subscription required)…
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Government Files Reply In Support of Its Motion To Dismiss
The Government has replied to Golan's opposition to its Motion To Dismiss the First Amended Complaint. Download file This motion is now full briefed and…
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June 12, 2003: quoted in The Chronicle of Higher Education article "Smile!, You're on Campus Camera." (paid subscription required)…
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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…