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SFBG: Why Go to Law School?
"Why Go to Law School?," Lauren Gelman's article for the San Francisco Bay Guardian's special Careers and Education section, is now available…
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Computer Security Publications: Information Economics, Shifting Liability and the First Amendment
Computer Security Publications: Information Economics, Shifting Liability and the First Amendment (2002) by Ethan Preston and John Lofton in the Whittier Law R…
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Analysis of an Electronic Voting System
Analysis of an Electronic Voting System (2003) by Tadayoshi Kohno, Adam Stubblefield, Aviel D. Rubin and Dan Wallach…
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Guidelines for Security Vulnerability Reporting and Response
Guidelines for Security Vulnerability Reporting and Response (7/28/03) Organization for Internet Safety…
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Cyberlaw Clinic Launches DirecTV Webpage
Stanford Law School's Center for Internet and Society (CIS) Cyberlaw Clinic and the Electronic Frontier Foundation published the DirecTV Defense website tha…
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Slashdot: EFF Coordinates Fight Against DirecTV
Slashdot is featuring the launch of the EFF and Stanford CIS Cyberlaw Clinic's DirecTVDefense.org.…
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Announcing DirecTVDefense.org
The CIS Cyberlaw Clinic and the Electronic Frontier Foundation have teamed up to create DirecTVDefense.org, a site providing "resources for smart card user…
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SecurityFocus on McDanel Appeal
SecurityFocus features Jennifer Granick and the Center for Internet and Society in its article about the McDanel appeal.…
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Spectrum Video
Additional video clips from Spectrum Policy: Property or Commons? are now available.…
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AuctionBytes: eBay Bans Google Keywords
Jennifer Granick is quoted in an article on AuctionBytes.com about eBay's defense of its trademarks.…
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Webcasters Respond to Motion to Strike
On August 4, 2003, CIS filed a brief opposing the RIAA/DOJ Motion to Strike, pointing out that here, the Court needs to consider extra-record material in order…
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The RIAA Empire Strikes Back
July 18, 2003- The RIAA and friends filed a motion to strike, from the webcasters' appeal briefs filed June 20, all references to any documents and sources…