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Patently-O Bits and Bytes No. 15: Law Professor EditionPatent Law Blog (Patently-O)
Posted on February 22, 2008Rankings: Professor Jay Brown recently ranked the most cited law professor blogs. (i.e., law review citation count). Patently-O ranks No. 6 with 73 citations since 2005. [LINK] Professor Paul Caron ranked the most frequently visited law professor blogs and ranked Patently-O as No...
Ed Felten Causing UnrestFurdLog
Posted on February 22, 2008Just keeping folks on their toes! Researchers Find Way to Steal Encrypted Data The move, which cannot be carried out remotely, exploits a little-known vulnerability of the dynamic random access, or DRAM, chip. Those chips temporarily hold data, including the keys to modern data-scrambling algorithms...
Martin Redish on Commercial SpeechMedia Law Prof Blog
Posted on February 22, 2008\nJust keeping folks on their toes! Researchers Find Way to Steal Encrypted Data\n\n\nThe move, which cannot be carried out remotely, exploits a little-known vulnerability of the dynamic random access, or DRAM, chip. Those chips temporarily hold data, including the keys to modern data-scrambling algorithms...
Are IP addresses personal?Google Public Policy Blog
Posted on February 22, 2008Posted by Alma Whitten, Software Engineer To protect privacy, you first have to identify what data is personal. That?s why there has been a lot of discussion in recent months around the world to try to define ?personal data? (as it is referred to in Europe), or ?personally identifiable information? (as it?s called in the U...
Republicans Block FISA TalksThe Electronic Frontier Foundation | Blog Posts
Posted on February 22, 2008Posted by Alma Whitten, Software Engineer To protect privacy, you first have to identify what data is personal. That?s why there has been a lot of discussion in recent months around the world to try to define ?personal data? (as it is referred to in Europe), or ?personally identifiable information? (as it?s called in the U...
Steve Fishman's Public Domain BookThe Patry Copyright Blog
Posted on February 22, 2008One result of the radical expansion of copyright is increased focus on the public domain. In the last 30 years we have seen the elimination of the renewal and notice requirements which had done yeoman's work, and the exponential expansion in term, which created tens of millions of orphans...
Techthrob claims Digg linked to copied postChilling Effects Clearinghouse Notices
Posted on February 22, 2008One result of the radical expansion of copyright is increased focus on the public domain. In the last 30 years we have seen the elimination of the renewal and notice requirements which had done yeoman\'s work, and the exponential expansion in term, which created tens of millions of orphans...
Ginsburg on Copyright-Dependent Technology EntrepreneursLegal Theory Blog
Posted on February 22, 2008Jane C. Ginsburg (Columbia Law School) has posted Separating the Sony Sheep from the Grokster Goats: Reckoning the Future Business Plans of Copyright-Dependent Technology Entrepreneurs on SSRN. Here is the abstract:U.S. and many other national copyright systems have by statute or caselaw (or both) established rules engaging or excusing liability for facilitating (or, in commonwealth countries, "authorizing") copyright infringement...
San Antonio: Byline Blog: On Build-A-Bear, Privacy, and Protecting Children and Your CompanyKevin Heller's Friends' Facebook Posts
Posted on February 22, 2008New article on teaching IP with AV43(B)log
Posted on February 22, 2008Sight, Sound and Meaning: Teaching Intellectual Property with Audiovisual Materials, 52 St. Louis U. L.J. -- (2007). This short article addresses my experience using audiovisual materials from the Georgetown Intellectual Property Teaching Resources database...
Ted Frank on Patent ReformPatent Troll Tracker
Posted on February 22, 2008Sight, Sound and Meaning: Teaching Intellectual Property with Audiovisual Materials, 52 St. Louis U. L.J. -- (2007). This short article addresses my experience using audiovisual materials from the Georgetown Intellectual Property Teaching Resources database...
RIAA Reminds Me of The Mafia, says MusicianTorrentFreak
Posted on February 22, 2008Former Dead Kennedys vocalist Jello Biafra has torn into the RIAA, likening them to the mafia, threatening to leave a horse?s head in the beds of old women and children alike, whilst destroying the education of student file-sharers. Don?t even get him started on the media: ?Goebbels would be proud? he said...
Cyberlawyer Gives Up Attempt To Register Cyberlaw As A TrademarkTechdirt
Posted on February 22, 2008Telecom immunity videoBoing Boing
Posted on February 21, 2008This video from People For the American Way and the Electronic Frontier Foundation features photos and interviews of people who don't want the telecoms to be immune from prosecution for illegally wiretapping US citizens. Americans speak out against telecom immunity, urging Congress to stand up to the Bush administration and stop the spying...
Are you a Blawgr?:: Tech Law Advisor :: Reloaded ::
Posted on February 21, 2008Come check out the new site and decide if you?re Blawgr material. Help build an online legal community that takes the time to discuss and debate important and interesting issues. Join us at Blawgr.com.
RIAA To Prosecutors: Use Piracy Charges To Round Up Drug Dealers And TerroristsTechdirt
Posted on February 21, 2008\\nAs Facebook (and the rest of us) quickly found out, the whole applications system combined with the infamous Facebook feeds quickly became very spam-like in application publishers? efforts to get more users on board. The result has been a steady release of regulations being piled onto the application developers, which has had a bit of a push-pull effect in that some application creators will still seek out craft ways in which to circumvent the regulations that Facebook has laid out...
Review of Copyright Royalty Judges Determination: NoticeU.S. Copyright Office: Federal Register Notices
Posted on February 21, 2008\\\\nAs Facebook (and the rest of us) quickly found out, the whole applications system combined with the infamous Facebook feeds quickly became very spam-like in application publishers? efforts to get more users on board. The result has been a steady release of regulations being piled onto the application developers, which has had a bit of a push-pull effect in that some application creators will still seek out craft ways in which to circumvent the regulations that Facebook has laid out...
"Stifling Online Speech"How Appealing
Posted on February 21, 2008Design Patent Law: The House Subcommittee on IP held hearings on amendments to the design patent laws. The two primary specific issues on the table are (1) whether to eliminate design patents covering replacement automobile parts and (2) whether to extend IP protection to fashion designs...
Republicans Shun Wiretap and Telecom Amnesty Compromise MeetingWired: Threat Level
Posted on February 21, 2008Congressional Republicans boycotted a meeting Thursday that was supposed to begin negotiations over how to reconcile differences between the House and Senate version of bills expanding the government's powers to wiretap inside the United States without court orders...
Is the Pledge merely Ceremonial Deism?PrawfsBlawg
Posted on February 20, 2008Last week in my law & religion seminar, we went over the Newdow case -- the infamous 9th circuit case holding that the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance violate the Establishment Clause. The Supreme Court mostly didn't reach the constitutional issue, ruling that Newdow didn't have standing, but Justice O'Connor did present a lengthy concurring opinion concluding that the phrase was part of our country's acceptable "ceremonial deism," like having "In God We Trust" on our coins -- a phrase coined by Justice Brennan in 1984...
Wikileaks Site Has a Friend in SwedenBits
Posted on February 20, 2008"Invoking the metaphor is a shield against thinking," William Patry, the chief copyright counsel for Google, wrote on his blog a couple of years ago. The topic was "technical protection measures," but he's argued that bad metaphors are also behind the entertainment industry\'s rhetoric that unauthorized downloaders are thieves...
Another Look At The 'Does File Sharing Equal Stealing?' QuestionTechdirt
Posted on February 20, 2008"Invoking the metaphor is a shield against thinking," William Patry, the chief copyright counsel for Google, wrote on his blog a couple of years ago. The topic was "technical protection measures," but he's argued that bad metaphors are also behind the entertainment industry\\\'s rhetoric that unauthorized downloaders are thieves...
AIG Execs Entitled to Lawyers? Documents, Appeals Court RulesABA Journal Daily News
Posted on February 20, 2008\nToday I had the rare honor of not only attending a Supreme Court argument, but also spending an hour and a half with Justice Scalia, the Court?s second most senior Associate Justice.\nThose of you who are familiar with American jurisprudence are probably familiar with Justice Scalia?s reputation as an extremely conservative justice who is a strict originalist when it comes to constitutional interpretation...
In Free Speech Flap, Calif. Judge Orders Web Site to ShutterWSJ.com: Law Blog - WSJ.com
Posted on February 20, 2008The Law Blog loves the Orwellian nature of a good free speech spat, particularly when the First Amendment clashes with mass media. And a real doozie of a case out in California came to a head on Friday. Wikileaks.org, a site we?re sad we didn?t know existed until today, was developed as an Internet forum for posting leaked materials...
Facebook?s Most Helpful Set of App Regulations to DateMashable!
Posted on February 20, 2008As Facebook (and the rest of us) quickly found out, the whole applications system combined with the infamous Facebook feeds quickly became very spam-like in application publishers? efforts to get more users on board. The result has been a steady release of regulations being piled onto the application developers, which has had a bit of a push-pull effect in that some application creators will still seek out craft ways in which to circumvent the regulations that Facebook has laid out...
Lawsuit: Comcast is a 'totalitarian' businessZDNet Blogs
Posted on February 20, 2008\nAs Facebook (and the rest of us) quickly found out, the whole applications system combined with the infamous Facebook feeds quickly became very spam-like in application publishers? efforts to get more users on board. The result has been a steady release of regulations being piled onto the application developers, which has had a bit of a push-pull effect in that some application creators will still seek out craft ways in which to circumvent the regulations that Facebook has laid out...
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