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Protecting Journalism in the Digital Era
Cross-posted from Stanford Lawyer. Imagine that you are participating in a protest on a university campus. The campus police ask everyone to leave. Some prot…
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The Program for Legal Tech + Design
Cross-Posted from Law Design Tech. I’m excited to announce that Ron Dolin & I have started a new Program for Legal Tech & Design at Stanford. We’re ba…
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Konomark and Decoupage – Who’d Have Thunk It?
One of the coolest konomark requests I've received so far came from Judi Pennella, who sought permission to use a photo of mine to decoupage a play kitchen…
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Fair Use Project and EFF Submit Comments on the Department of Commerce’s Green Paper on Digital Copyright
Yesterday, the Fair Use Project at the Center for Internet & Society and the Electronic Frontier Foundation jointly submitted a set of comments in response…
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What’s In Your Metadata?
Co-authored with Patrick Mutchler. This is a project of the Stanford Security Lab. We’re studying the National Security Agency, and we need your help. The NSA h…
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We’re About to Lose Net Neutrality — And the Internet as We Know It
Cross-posted from Wired Opinion. Net neutrality is a dead man walking. The execution date isn’t set, but it could be days, or months (at best). And since net n…
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A Tale of Two Surveillance Reform Bills
NOVEMBER 1 UPDATE: I fixed the chart to correctly reflect that both bills authorized Amici participation and also allow the Constitutional Advocate to initiate…
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New Post: Hands Off Encryption! Say New Amici Briefs in Lavabit Case
Over at Just Security, I have a new post looking at the legal issues and new amici briefs in the Lavabit case. The case is really important because the Fourth C…
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The European Court of Human Rights Holds Delfi.ee Liable for Anonymous Defamation
A recent decision of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) may expand considerably web portals’ liability for hosting users’ comments. In Delfi AS v. Estoni…
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Privacy and the Canadian Speech From the Throne
The Government of Canada released its Speech From the Throne (SFT) last week, spelling out its priorities and governing agenda for the next two years. While th…
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The Reasonable Observer on Remand: Fair Use Project Teams with the Andy Warhol Foundation and Robert Rauschenberg Foundation in Filing Amici Curiae Brief in Cariou v. Prince (S.D.N.Y.)
On Tuesday, the Fair Use Project, along with the good folks at Bingham McCutchen LLP and Virginia Rutledge, filed a brief amici curiae on behalf of the Andy War…
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And yet it moves
Like the Catholic Church’s Congregation of the Index of 1616, which outlawed the movement of the Earth around the Sun, so too did the European Parliament restri…