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Wine freely flows across state borders
I was pleased to learn today that the Supreme Court ruled in favor of allowing wine to freely flow across state borders. Stories about the three consolidated ca…
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Granholm v Heald: Is the Supreme Court Encouraging Underage Drinking?
Fred Barbash of the Washington Post incorrectly reported on Day-to-Day on NPR today that the decision did not address whether online sales of wine might encoura…
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Wine Flowing Electronically Across Borders
In a case with significant implications for e-commerce, the Supreme Court today ruled that states cannot discriminate against out-of-state wine sellers. Intern…
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World Trade Center 2.0
There is something powerful in rebuilding what has been destroyed, but even stronger than before. Kenneth Gardner and Herbert Belton are among the champions of…
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Ram Caching (2): Good for Japan?
前回から、少し時間が空いてしまってすみません。 しばらく、論文の資料など集めるため、日本に戻っていました。 プラス、英語のエントリーを何とか先に…と思っていたのですが、 どうやら、時間がかかりそうな気配なので、 ここは、こだわらずに、日本語を先にUpしようと。 さて、お約束しましたように、この記事では、 著作権法の「…
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Pat Robertson Suggests That Muslims Shouldn't Serve as Judges
MoveOn.org and Sen. Frank Lautenberg have sharply criticized Robertson's remarks. It also leads one to ask: Are there any Muslim federal judges in the firs…
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The Receptionist in Pakistan
The Washington Post carries a story by S. Mitra Kalita of a secretary to a Washington D.C. firm who performs her duties from Karachi, Pakistan.…
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Reply Comments
CIS submitted reply comments to the US Copyright Office on behalf of Creative Commons and Save the Music.…
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Orphan works reply comments
CIS submitted reply comments to the US Copyright Office on behalf of Creative Commons and Save the Music.…
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Broadcast flag struck down
So the broadcast flag was struck down yesterday. As always, Ernest Miller has a nice summary of the reactions.…
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Clinic Wins Anti-SLAPP Case
Since 2001, the Cyberlaw Clinic has been litigating this Internet anti-SLAPP case against Ampex after they sued Scott Cargle, a former employee who posted criti…
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Clinic Win in Internet Defamation Case
Since 2001, the Cyberlaw Clinic has been litigating an Internet anti-SLAPP case against Ampex after they sued Scott Cargle, a former employee who posted critica…