The United States District Court for the Northern District of California, granted plaintiffs’ Video Software Dealers Association (VSDA) and Entertainment Softwa…
The district court for the Southern District of Texas remanded this Internet libel action to state court. Plaintiff had originally filed suit in state court ag…
This case involves the GNU General Public License (GPL), which governs the use of many products sold and distributed by the Free Software Foundation (FSF), incl…
Defendant Thomas Millot worked for Aventis Pharmaceuticals as a systems analyst in the company’s information security department. Among other duties, Millot wa…
This decision granted a motion by intervenor the United States to reconsider a motion to dismiss granted on December 21, 2004, in the United States District Cou…
The California Court of Appeals for the Second Appellate District found that the forum selection clause in defendant EarthLink, Inc.’s (“EarthLink”) membership…
This is a GREAT article by Tim Wu, Columbia Law School, explaining in really readable language the history and problems associated with the patent system that h…
Reporters Without Borders reports that Yahoo supplied personal data about a user in China to Chinese police, leading to the dissident's jailing in 2003. Thi…
It's been sort of funny watching Oprah struggle with the meaning of truth, and watching the entire publishing industry on edge waiting to adopt her meaning.…
Lately, I've been feeling a lot like Carrie Bradshaw. I've finally found true love with my Mr. Big - the iPod with Video. After two years of using the…
I took a new job in the DC area a few months ago working for NIST on biometric and identity technologies and standards. It's an exciting time to be working…
I note that Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid broke with the customary Beltway style a week or two ago to apologize for a report released by his office that was…