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Michael Kinsley on Girl Writers
Kinsley responds to the demands that he, as opinion page editor of the LA Times, seek women columnists. Newspaper opinion sections also want diversity of polit…
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CIS Files Comments
CIS filed comments to the US Copyright Office on behalf of Creative Commons and Save the Music explaining that Orphan Works pose a real problem and require a re…
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The Near Future, As Imagined by Sony
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Will Sony PSP Become a Portable Linuxbox?
The Sony PlayStation Portable - How long until it runs Linux? by ZDNet's Joe Brockmeier -- Sony's PlayStation Portable (PSP) goes on sale tomorrow. Thou…
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GM Corn Released for Human Food, But Government Silent
Watch what you eat--it might be genetically modified, and the Bush Administration doesn't care if you know: "In mid-December, Syngenta told the EPA, t…
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The Price for Wolfowitz
The Europeans and the Japanese and the developing world should at least obtain a price for permitting Wolfowitz to take the world's top poverty-reduction po…
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Peter Pan Case Settled
We are pleased to report that CIS client J. Emily Somma and the Great Ormond Street Hospital have settled their litigation concerning Peter Pan rights. The par…
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Announcing "Cyberlaw in the Supreme Court"
On March 29, 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in two cases that together will greatly determine how government can and will regulate the Interne…
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P2P Study released.
CIS and Fellow Mark Cooper release Time for the Recording Industry to Face the Music: The Political, Social and Economic Benefits of P2P Communications Networks…
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Wolfowitz Key to Decision to Bar Non-Coalition Members from Iraqi Contracts
The fact that Wolfowitz was key to the December 2003 decision to bar companies from non-Coalition countries from contracts in Iraq suggests that Wolfowitz was l…
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Rewriting History: The Rehabilitation of Wolfowitz
The Wall Street Journal came quickly to the defense to Wolfowitz's nomination to the leading economic development job in the world: More important, Mr. Wo…
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Creative Commons w/ Magnatune
An article in Five Eight Magazine by Magnatune founder, John Buckman, discusses how the Creative Commons licenses work for his record company business. I'…