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Justin Hall
Justin Hall studies and writes about digital culture. Called a "journalist of the future" for his early active publishing on the world wide web, Hall…
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Jane Pinckard
Jane Pinckard studies the intersections of international digital youth culture. Her graduate work in Japanese history at the University of California, Berkeley,…
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Stefan Bechtold
This talk will present a roadmap of emerging legal problems in the area of Digital Rights Management (DRM) that are less frequently discussed in legal and polic…
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BusinessWeek: Lawyers: Hackers sentenced too harshly
Jennifer Granick is quoted in a BusinessWeek article on legal penalities for hacking in, Lawyers: Hackers sentenced too harshly.…
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Media Access Project Resources
The Media Access Project has additional resources on this issue available at their web site.…
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Cybercrime Sentencing Comments Filed
The Stanford Cyberlaw Clinic filed comments today with the United States Sentencing Commission in response to the Commission’s request for public comment. In s…
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Comments on Cybercrime Sentencing Filed
The Stanford Cyberlaw Clinic filed comments today with the United States Sentencing Commission in response to the Commission’s request for public comment. In s…
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Spectrum Review Consume Response
Spectrum Review Consume Response: Spectrum Review Consultation Response, August 2001 by Julian Priest…
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Some Economics of Wireless Communications
Some Economics of Wireless Communications by Yochai Benkler…
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Forum on Security, Privacy, Democracy
Jennifer Granick will be speaking at the League of Women Voters of Palo Alto forum on Security, Privacy & Democracy on February 22, 2003.…
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Spectrum, For Sale or Rent
Spectrum, For Sale or Rent, by Harold Hallikainen. The paper presents comments on US trends in the use of auctions to allocate electromagnetic spectrum.…
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Duke
February 14, 2003- Presentation at Duke Law School Symposium on The Public Domain and the Bookmobile…