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How not to become a lawyer
(law.com)
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'Speed kills' - how Apple foot-dragged to victory
(online.wsj.com)
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In This Judge's Decisions, You Never Know Who Will Crop Up
(nytimes.com)
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Historian accused of altering Lincoln document at National Archives
(washingtonpost.com)
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Larry Page: smart, highly focused, strong-willed
(mercurynews.com)
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The Gripe Sweepstakes
(slate.com)
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16y ago
A few observations from a lawyer perspective: 1. At the risk of sounding simplistic, it is the patents, and not the copyrights, that matter most here. 2. Copyright infringement might provide a basis for a damage award but this, in a worst c
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Major ruling on CAN-SPAM and California's spam statute
(blog.ericgoldman.org)
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Backgrounder on why California made it a crime to impersonate someone online
(blogs.vanderbilt.edu)
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SCO and Novell square off at oral argument: Groklaw weighs in
(groklaw.net)
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Daniel Ellsberg and others on the serious implications of Wikileaks
(techdirt.com)
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I confess that it is editorializing but this was really bad for AT&T and the tenor of the argument was quite unusual. The case involves the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), which was passed decades ago and has mounds of decisions on
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Charles Dickens in 1850: A Poor Man's Tale of a Patent
(answers.com)
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AT&T mauled in oral arguments in arguing for "personal privacy" for corporations
(washingtonpost.com)
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Third Parties Increasingly Targeted in Infringement Cases
(techdirt.com)
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How vague secondary liability doctrines hinder technology innovation
(eff.org)
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Sony uses DMCA to silence speech that reveals its security flaws
(eff.org)
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Zynga threatens Blingville for daring to use 'ville' in its name
(techdirt.com)
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The Oldest Bench Ever
(slate.com)
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AT&T Case Asks High Court to Assign Privacy Rights to Companies
(businessweek.com)
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The birder
(slate.com)
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Post mortem on a patent filing that went wrong and hurt its inventor
(gametimeip.com)
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Apple seeks exclusive right to use the phrase "App Store"
(ipwatchdog.com)
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Why Steve Jobs Won't Return to Apple
(slate.com)
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Lawsuit Loans Add New Risk for the Injured
(nytimes.com)
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Nina Paley: The More You Share, the More Valuable Your Works Become
(techdirt.com)
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ABA Considers Dropping LSAT Requirement for Admission to Law School
(abovethelaw.com)
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16y ago
Will Facebook ever be rid of the Winklevoss twins?" Yes, on the legal front, this is likely to end sooner rather than later at this point, as the appeal by the twins from the lower court judgment ordering that the settlement be enforced h
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16y ago
MPEG LA was quoted last June as follows: "MPEG LA doesn't favor one codec technology over another; we are like a convenience store that offers patent licenses for any number of codecs as a service to the market." (quoted in "Patent cloud lo
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In my view, the last major legal cloud that hangs over Facebook is the appeal by ConnectU and the Winklevoss brothers of a federal court decision upholding a settlement between them and FB of their claims that Mr. Zuckerberg had allegedly s
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