Italy: Security Legislation and Regulations
During a surfing session I have come across a site that offers a quite detailed review (in English) of Italy’s most important legislation that covers data prote…
During a surfing session I have come across a site that offers a quite detailed review (in English) of Italy’s most important legislation that covers data prote…
Clinic student Trevor Dryer, on behalf of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, filed an amicus brief in the Ninth Circuit, challenging a legal tactic DirecTV is…
Today, Jennifer Granick filed comments on behalf of mobile phone customer Robert Pinkerton, and phone recycler and refurbisher The Wireless Alliance asking the…
The Stanford Law School Cyberlaw Clinic and the Electronic Frontier Foundation filed an amicus brief yesterday in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, asking jud…
This article by Lisa Vaas of eWeek discusses the problem of RSS-hijacking. It features Erik Marcus' story (more here and here) and provides some ideas for h…
This article by Lisa Vaas of e-Week discusses the problem of RSS-hijacking, a recent development that could threaten podcasting and blogging infrastructure. UP…
The Stanford Law School Cyberlaw Clinic and the Electronic Frontier Foundation filed an amicus brief yesterday in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, asking jud…
The Onion spoofs the RIAA's next possible lawsuit. Good stuff.…
CIS Fellow Colette Vogele has an interesting post about RSS hijacking, how it's done, how to stop it, and the legal implications. She also points to Adam C…
The New York State Bar Association's Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Journal has published Residential Fellow David S. Levine's practice commentary o…
The Daily Source Code today (episode #289) has a segment today on the question of RSS-hijacking recorded with Erik Marcus of the Erik's Diner podcast and Ve…
After thinking about it a bit, the Black Friday shopping story wasn't just shopping, it's publicity. Please read this I hope in the spirit of skepticism…