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Reply Brief Filed
Third year Melissa Gambol drafted a reply brief arguing that the Cyberlaw Clinic client's statements were First Amendment protected opinion and not actionab…
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Legs to Stand On
Open Source Yoga Unity v. Bikram Choudhury moved forward again yesterday with the filing of OSYU's Amended Complaint On November 13th at the Case Management…
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Case Finally Deemed Served on Defendant
While waiting for service under the Hague Convention to be completed, we served Defendant, located in London, via International Federal Express on November 17 a…
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Peter Pan Case Is Finally Served
Somma v. GOSH is a case about defending the rights of authors to write new stories about characters in the public domain, like Peter Pan. While waiting for ser…
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Court Denies Registrars’ Injunction Request in Domain Name Waitlisting Controversy
On November 10, Judge John Walters of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California rejected a request by several domain name registration comp…
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No Legal Action Against Shift-key Bypass Discoverer
Research conducted by John Halderman, a Ph.D. student at Princeton University, on MediaMax CD3 copy prevention technology developed by SunnComm Technologies sho…
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District Judge Rules that Replacement Transmitter for Garage Door Openers Does Not Violate DMCA
The Chamberlain Group filed suit against Skylink Technologies in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois alleging a violation of…
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FBI Can’t Use Automobile Communication System if Surveillance Disables Service
The Ninth Circuit ruled that the FBI could not require a provider of a telecommunications device to allow the FBI use the service to listen in on customers in t…
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RIAA victory in fileshare battle?
Also thought this might be of interest.…
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Patriot Act II?
First, congrats on the awesome conference, and a big hand for all our stalwart bloggers. Just ran by this and thought it was more than noteworthy. For the other…
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Diebold won't sue
Slashdot, Wired News, Fox News, and NetworkWorldFusion are covering Diebold's decision not to sue the Online Policy Group and two Swarthmore students for ho…
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Chiariglione's Digital Media Project
A few months ago, Leonardo Chiariglione initiated the Digital Media Project which will become operational on 1/1/2004. As part of the project, it is planned to…