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SF Chronicle: Ampex wins a round in its online slander lawsuit
The San Francisco Chronicle has an article on the case, Ampex wins a round in its online slander lawsuit.…
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AP: Author's suit claims copyright has expired on Peter Pan
The Associated Press has an article on Emily Somma's Peter Pan character case in Author's suit claims copyright has expired on Peter Pan.…
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Palo Alto Weekly: Un-Wired
Jennifer Granick is quoted in a Palo Alto Weekly article on the use of Wi-Fi in Palo Alto, Un-Wired.…
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Associated Press: Author's suit claims copyright has expired on Peter Pan
The Associated Press has an article on Emily Somma's Peter Pan character case in Author's suit claims copyright has expired on Peter Pan. Ms. Somma is r…
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Creative Commons Weblog
Check out the new Creative Commons weblog.…
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From CIS Fellow Julian Dibbell's Weblog:
"The Unreal-Estate Boom," Wired Magazine My long-gestating article on the real-world economies of virtual worlds is finally out, on newsstands and on…
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Alex Alben's Presentation Available
The powerpoint and audio from SLS alumni Alex Alben, Vice President of Public Policy at RealNetwork's talk at Stanford law School titled What a Long Strange…
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Law Technology News: The Best of the Web in 2002
Professor Lawrence Lessig's blog, the Creative Commons project, and the Chilling Effects clearinghouse are all cited as The Best of the Web in 2002, in an a…
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Comment on DMCA Rulemaking
ftp://ftp.loc.gov/pub/copyright/1201/2003/comments/025.pdf [pdf] See also all Comments on Rulemaking on Anticircumvention.…
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Granick Quoted in New York Times on ElcomSoft Trial
Jennifer Granick is quoted in a New York Times article on the ElcomSoft trial, Russian Company Acquitted of Digital Piracy. ElcomSoft faced charges related to d…
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Why Open Spectrum Matters: The End of the Broadcast Nation
Why Open Spectrum Matters: The End of the Broadcast Nation, by David Weinberger.…
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Creative Commons Launch!
Creative Commons has released version 1.0 of its Licensing Project, and the first release of content under its Founders' Copyright. These are the first two…