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Court of Appeals Sets Dates For Internet Radio Appeal
On April 4th, the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit issued long-awaited orders setting a briefing schedule for the consolidated appeals from the 1998-2002 C…
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Wireless NewsFactor: Spectrum Policy: Property or Commons?
The Stanford Center for Internet and Society's recent spectrum policy conference is the subject of an article on Wireless NewsFactor, Spectrum Policy: Prope…
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Elizabeth Rader
New, extraordinary royalty rates threaten the diversity and the existence of Internet radio. Learn about the underlying copyright legislation, how it was imple…
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NY Court Smacks Plaintiff Who Sued for Copyright Infringment over Use of Film Clip in Obituary
In a victory for fair use, Judge Barbara N. Jones granted the motion of defendants CNN, ABC and CBS for attorneys fees after they obtained summary judgment that…
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Copyright Office announces California hearings on DMCA anticircumvention exemptions
Among other things, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act prohibits the circumvention of technological measures that control access to copyrighted works. The Co…
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House Sub-Committee Considering CARP Reform
April 1 at 2 PM, the Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet and Intellectual Property of the House Committee on the Judiciary heard testimony on H.R. 1417, the pr…
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Live blogging from CARP reform hearings
April 1, 2003 2PM Eastern- Caveat- This is my first attempt at Live blogging, and I'm not a great typist. Much will have been lost. Please treat this as…
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Internet subcommittee of Congress to hear testimony on CARP reform bill
Congressman Lamar Smith has introduced the Copyright Royalty and Distribution Reform Act (H.R. 1417). In a nutshell, the Act would replace the Copyright Arbitr…
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Congress takes on CARP Reform
Congressman Lamar Smith has introduced the Copyright Royalty and Distribution Reform Act (H.R. 1417). In a nutshell, the Act would replace the Copyright Arbitr…
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Richard Stallman
Monday, March 31, 2003 12:30-1:30 pm Moot Court Room Stanford University Law School Lunch will be provided All Welcome about the speaker Richard Stallman is t…
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CIS @ iLaw
Donna Wentworth has been liveblogging the proceedings of iLaw Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Copyright. She has notes on Julian Dibbell on Virtual Worlds as well as…
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Ex-Intel worker's case goes to high court
The San Jose Mercury News has an article on the Intel v. Hamidi case, Ex-Intel worker's case goes to high court. Jennifer Granick, director of CIS, is quote…