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Copyright in a Networked World
Last week the law school hosted the important conference "Intellectual Property in the International Arena: WIPO Comes to Stanford." Along with Richar…
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What does the Fox-Cablevision dispute have to do with Net Neutrality? Everything and nothing
When the only tool you have is a hammer, as the old cliché goes, everything looks like a nail. Net neutrality, as I first wrote in 2006, is a complicated issue…
Network Neutrality: What a Non-Discrimination Rule Should Look Like
Paper presented at TPRC 2010. October 3, 2010. Why a non-discrimination rule banning only discrimination that harms competition or harms users is bad, and why w…
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Will Robots Be 'Generative'?
I don’t know that generativity is a theory, strictly speaking. It’s more of a quality. (Specifically, five qualities.) The attendant theory, as I read it, is…
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Do we need a new generativity principle? – Comments on Zittrain’s The Future of the Internet (II)
Crossposted from Barbara van Schewick's website Netarchitecture.org. [This is the second of two posts on Jonathan Zittrain’s book The Future of the Interne…
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Generative End Hosts vs. Generative Networks? – Comments on Zittrain’s The Future of the Internet (I)
Crossposted from Barbara van Schewick's website Netarchitecture.org. I'm participating in an online symposium on Jonathan Zittrain's book The Futur…
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(Im)Perfect Enforcement
Prohibition wasn’t working. President Hoover assembled the Wickersham Commission to investigate why. The Commission concluded that despite an historic enforce…
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Banking on Our Privacy
Privacy is something we lose actively, not passively. Listen to the verbs of our digital lives: * We browse the web and Google. * We tweet and Twitter. * W…
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Prelude To A Book Review: Barbara van Schewick’s Internet Architecture And Innovation
Professor Barbara van Schewick's book, Internet Architecture and Innovation, is reviewed by Danielle Citron on Concurring Opinions: In the next few weeks,…
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Widespread Taxing Of Bloggers Could Stifle Internet Speech, Internet Speech Advocates Say
Sarah Hinchcliff Pearson, residential fellow at the Center for Internet and Society, is quoted on potentially requiring bloggers to buy a business license if th…
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What dangers lurk within the FCC's "Third Way" Proposal?
The Progress and Freedom Foundation has just published a white paper I wrote for them titled "The Seven Deadly Sins of Title II Reclassification (NOI Remix…
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Essential new book on 'Net Policy (blessed by Lessig!): "Internet Architecture and Innovation"
Professor Barbara van Schewick's book, Internet Architecture and Innovation, is reviewed by Xeni Jardin of Boing Boing: Marvin Ammori has an extensive revi…