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Taxes due and so is Patent Reform
For those of you who haven't heard or somehow forgot, there's an important Patent Reform Conference being held at Berkeley on April 15-16th. As you ma…
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Bio
Anupam Chander is a Fellow of the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School and Professor of Law at the University of California, Davis. His resea…
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"Interesting Uses of Trusted Computing"
An anonymous blogger has posted a very interesting list of potential areas where TC might be helpful. While I agree with most of the text, I just want to raise…
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Voting Sketchiness
Wired surveys electronic voting, and does not like what it sees. "It was a basic error that students in Cryptography 101 learn never to make: Diebold'…
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Brief Encounter
Sorry for my silence during an interesting week. I was busy working on this, Open Source Yoga Unity's opposition to Bikram's motion for judgment on the…
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Seton Hall Symposium
Seton Hall Law School's Institute of Law, Science & Technology will hold a symposium on P2P networking and the law this April 16th. More information can…
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Cyber-vigilantes
So... anti-pedophilia groups are going into chat rooms, ensnaring pedophilies by inviting them out for a "meeting," and showing up with video cameras…
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MAKING THE CONNECTION: USING NETWORK THEORY TO EXPLAIN THE LINK BETWEEN OPEN DIGITIAL PLATFORMS AND INNOVATION
MAKING THE CONNECTION: USING NETWORK THEORY TO EXPLAIN THE LINK BETWEEN OPEN DIGITAL PLATFORMS AND INNOVATION…
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Court Denies Wireless Companies Petition of Court Order
Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless and Verizon Telephone Companies challenged the results of Federal Communications Commission(FCC)’s review of regulatio…
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Ralph Nader Wins Summary Judgment Against MasterCard in Dispute Over “Priceless” Parody Ad
In 2000, consumer advocate and presidential candidate Ralph Nader ran a campaign ad modeled on MasterCard’s “Priceless” promotional series. The “Priceless” seri…
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Summary Judgment Granted for Defendant in Domain Name Lawsuit
The Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit recently upheld a district court’s grant of summary judgment in favor of defendant Michelle Grosse in an Anti-Cybersq…