About this weblog
Here we'll explore the nexus of legal rulings, Capitol Hill
policy-making, technical standards development, and technological
innovation that creates -- and will recreate -- the networked world as we
know it. Among the topics we'll touch on: intellectual property
conflicts, technical architecture and innovation, the evolution of
copyright, private vs. public interests in Net policy-making, lobbying
and the law, and more.
Disclaimer: the opinions expressed in this weblog are those of the authors and not of their respective institutions.
What Does "Copyfight" Mean?
Copyfight, the Solo Years: April 2002-March 2004
Category Index
Announcements
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And We're Back
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See you at or after this weekend
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Upcoming Book and Blog Stuff
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May 4 is Coming Again - International Day Against DRM
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Property Advice for International Travelers
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FMC Releases Musician Income Case Studies
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Aereo Launches Today
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Kolko, Big Ideas, for Free
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Patent enforcement entry updated
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Petition the Copyright Office - Remix Culture
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Admin Update
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Those People Looking For Me on Google+ Will Not Find Me
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Exquisite Corpse Seeking Collaborative Artists
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RIP Keith Aoki
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"Radical Extremists" and Canadian Copyright
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"Pimps and Ferrets" and U.S. Copyright
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Brief Administrivia for Commenters
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EFF Launches "Teach Copyright" (free)
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A Serial Drama in Internet Form
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Pimps & Ferrets: Work on Early Copyright
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U.Mich. Press Looking for Great Tech Writing
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Move Creative for Great Justice!
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Derek Slater Joins EFF
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A New Chapter
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Pardon Me
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Don't Use Sony's Web-based XCP Uninstaller
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Blog Vacation
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Free/Open Source Software Law Center Looking to Hire
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And the EFF Blog-a-thon Awards Go To...
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Who Are You Calling a Thief?
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Coming Attraction: Measuring the DMCA Against the Darknet
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EFF Blog-a-thon Deadline Extended!
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EFF Launches Blogathon for Freedom
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Broadcast Flag Hasn't Snuck In Yet - Danger Hasn't Passed Though
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Oxford Lucks Out
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Science Commons Promotes Open Access to Legal Scholarship
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Welcome to JD Lasica!
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Brilliant
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Andrea Dworkin, RIP
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Congratulations, EFF Pioneer Award Winners!
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Grokster Transcript Available
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Welcome, Walt!
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CIS Event: Cyberlaw in the Supreme Court
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Help Send the Grokster Team Off to Victory!
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Mike Godwin Has a Blog
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IP Attorneys: EFF Wants You
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Speaking of Which...
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Gizmos. Up Close and Personal. Feb. 22
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Dr. Alan Wexelblat Joins Copyfight
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"Ready to Share" Conference, Jan. 29
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How Does IP Law Affect Art?
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Copyfight on Holiday Until Jan. 4
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"We the Media" Book Review
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Book Review: The Anarchist in the Library
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Volunteers to Conduct Broadcast Flag Treaty Survey Sought
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EFF Announces Two New Blogs
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Can the Walkman Become a Social Experiment?
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Potentially the Favorite Toy of Every Copyfighter
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Center for Citizens' Media Proposal
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Free Culture - Now With Even More Free
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Lessig's Free Culture is also Free Content
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The Creative, Scientific Commons
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What Would You Say to the Copyright Office?
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Copyfight--the Expanded Edition
Big Thoughts
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Why Does Fashion Have Lots of Copying and Creativity?
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Mike Masnick Curb-Stomps Jaron Lanier
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How Is Self-Publishing Like Web Comics?
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At Least They're Asking the Right Question
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More On Asking, Writing for Free
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Salmon's Payment Economics
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The Art of Asking, The Art of Trusting
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"Diffusion Lines" and the Freemium Marketplace
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On the Used and Pirate Markets for Digital Goods
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Why Do Creators Get So Little?
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Highly Interconnected Creativity
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What, Exactly, Is "The Patent Problem"
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When Conservatives Are Optimistic About IP It Looks Libertarian
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Lauren Weinstein Advocates "The Nuclear Option"
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Can Looking Backward Help Fix the Software Patent Mess?
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Doctorow on Byrne on Music
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Does Copyright Drive the Internet Freedom Debate (in the US)?
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UK Upends Research Publication Model - Default to Free from 2014
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Answers to Lowery, with Facts
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David Lowery Is Still on a Tear, Which is a Shame
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Hollywood's Copyright Wars (book review)
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What Stewart Brand Actually Said
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Freehadists, the New Boss, and Another Point of View
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LP Responds on Creation, Avengers, Kurtz
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Creation is a Complex Process
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"The Mongoliad" As Business Model
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What to Read When Not Here
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Two Follow-ups on B&N/MSFT and Palmer
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Why Break/Abandon DRM
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Thinking About the E-Book Lawsuit and What Is To Come
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Is Wanting to Pay for Content "Entitlement"?
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We Are (the Net| the Media | the People) Winning
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How Should We Enforce Patents?
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Tassi Isn't Done Yet
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A Copyright Wars Primer for Libertarians
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Y Kill Hollywood
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The Business of Science Fiction Writers is Not Prediction (But Sometimes They Do It Anyway)
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Will the Drugs IP World Ever Change?
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Openness as the Default
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No Books Means "Poor People Need Not Apply"
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Facebook and Takedown Notices
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How to Steal Like An Artist
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Dangers of the Patron Model
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When A Crowdfunded Project Goes "Off the Rails"
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Artists Should Earn Money
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Tune in to Tunecore (A 6-part series)
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A Historical View of the Cultural Commons
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Is Wikileaks the Napster of Confidential Information?
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Content vs Image
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Walking On Eggshells
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Nutriset Responds
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Another Step in the IP/Lifesaving Debate
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Should Genes Be Patentable?
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Lessig on the Remix Culture Vid and Who Gets It
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Ephemeral Art, Writ Big-Name
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Remix As Social Activity
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Copyright + Common Sense? Maybe So.
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Dionne Warwick versus the Cartel
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Amazon's Gaffe Isn't What You Think It Is
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Do Patents Really Promote Useful Progress?
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Proof That Even Very Smart People Can Say Very Stupid Things
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Can Tim O'Reilly Re-Invent the Book?
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"Mash Up" Just Seems So Inadequate
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What Happens to Comics When Newspapers Cut Back?
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Maybe Art Isn't A Business
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21st Century Business Models for Artists
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People Want to Pay - Sort Of
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Future Writers, Future Books
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Gin, Television, and 100 Wikipedia per Year, for Sharing
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What is the Value of News?
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Artists and How to Support Them
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Could BitTorrent Be Disabled Automatically?
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Political Remixing & Cultural Copyright
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Start With the Right To Speak Freely
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An Industry of Excess
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Record Exec States Obvious Truth, Greeted with Shock
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Is Private DRM Public Failure?
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Apple's Patent App and More on the Sad State
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The Sad State of Patent Effects
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The Question is 'Why?'
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Microsoft, Virtualization, and... DRM?
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Web 2.0 vs The Cartel
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The "OK Go Phenomenon"
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Sadly, Not Everything is on the Web
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Did Patents Harm Microsoft?
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Benkler on Social Production of Information
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Graham on Patents
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Decoding the Drivel
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Publish On Demand - Go Vote
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Saving the Net: How to Keep the Carriers from Flushing the Net Down the Tubes
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Copyright and the Evolution Wars
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Google Print: a Story in Modern Web Harmony
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How Do We Preserve "Essence of Library"?
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I'm Still Not Buying It
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What Does "Copyfight" Mean?
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Schooling the Judges
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Thou Shalt Not 'Ster
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What Wall Street Tells Us About Grokster
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On Grokster Punditry and Power Laws
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Let Them Eat Cake
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The Church of Copyright
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The legacy of Jack Valenti
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A Copyfighter's View of the Apple Move to Intel
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Linkable + Thinkable: The Ernie Miller Special Edition
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Talking digital rights
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"Restricted Use" vs. "Licensed" Works
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Apple Cultists: The Perfect Guinea Pigs for DRM
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Whose Turn Is It to Call Off the Dogs?
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Teleread on the Entertainment-Copyright Complex
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Googlezon Deconstructed
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Blankenhorn to Hollywood: Stop the Madness!
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Pesce on Hyperdistribution, Part 1
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Did Frank Zappa Invent Music Downloading in 1983?
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Swim Together, Sink Together?
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Alert the Troops
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James Boyle on Copyright Stupidity
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More Science, More Evidence
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Movie Downloads, Maybe
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Weinberger Blogs "Signal or Noise 2"
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When IP kills
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Thinking more about PyMusique
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Music Wants to Feel Free
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Thinking through the numbers
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Copyright As the Engine of Censorship
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On Creativity, Or The Tale of the Squawking iPod
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Everybody into the pool
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Susan Crawford: What Would Ben Franklin Do?
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Toward a Kinder, Gentler Debate?
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The DMCA Is to the Eiffel Tower As...
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On Copyright Law and Myopia
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Righting Copyright: Fair Use and "Digital Environmentalism"
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Where the "Wow" Went
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Ed Felten's Predictions for 2005
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Reform Copyright, Stimulate Economic Growth
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The Cure for Infringement
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Teen Given "F" for Nuanced Thinking
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FCC as Backdoor for Failed Copyright Law
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Smells Like Free Culture
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What's a Blog?
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More on Me2Me: Market No Savior
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The Real Threat: Me2Me
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INDUCE's biggest threat: Me2Me apps
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The Irony of Digital Music DRM -- More Choices, Fewer Options
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On Innovation - How Holy Is the Grail?
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Posner Blogs on Fair Use and Copyright
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Copyright and Cultural Damage
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Fair Use in Education: Point/Counterpoint
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There, That's Better
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Cory on DRM @ Microsoft
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What Colour Is Your Paradigm, Part III
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What Colour Is Your Paradigm, Part II
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What Colour is Your Paradigm?
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Defining Open Access
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Cable Theft or Cable Sharing?
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Of Chimps and Copyrights
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Slater on Miller on Hutchings on Von Lohmann on iTunes
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UnFairPlay - Prior Art
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Must Read Must-Read List
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Fair Use - Theory v. Practice
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Romantic Notions II
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Romantic Notions
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Why Use DRM If It Doesn't Work?
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More on Cynicism, Indecency, the FCC and the Broadcast Flag
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Plus Dessert
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Free Strategic Advice for the RIAA
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Copyfight Quote of the Week
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One Way for the RIAA to Go on the Offensive
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The Best Defense is a Good Offense
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It's All About the Distribution - Free Speech, Telecomm and Copyright
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Defining Speedbumps
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Brewster Kahle on Universal Access to Human Knowledge
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Wendy Seltzer on Free Culture
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The Logical Incoherence of Universal DRM
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All the News That's Fit to Re-post
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Crawford Addresses Copyright Office
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Listening to Larry
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And the Meme Goes On...
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Larry's Latest Evaluated
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Namespaces Will Collide. Let Them. Part Deux.
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Slater on Sony
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Siva on Free Culture's "Scholarly Partner"
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Lessig on Copyright at OSBC
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User Rights Aren't Loopholes
Blink ›
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Amazon Strikes Another Deal That Is Good for Amazon
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It's a Cartel, Not a Class (Action)
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The Legal Structures Prenda Exploited
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Prenda Law Gets Broadsided
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Oh and by the Way
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Free Publication on "Seismic Shift" in CA Copyright Law
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Microsoft Appears Ready to Relent on Xbox DRM
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Aereo Expands
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MSF Joins Opposition to TPP
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Open-Source Creativity
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B&N Tries to Compete in Self-Publishing
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No Kidding, Matt
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Patent "Monetization" Entities... Which is to Say, Trolls
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Spolsky Discovers NPEs
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Legal Snark is Good Snark
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As Usual, SCOTUSBlog is Spot-On
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Doonesbury Gets In On The Act
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3D Printing Patents Not Such A Big Deal After All
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Fighting Trademark Trolls (and Winning)
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New Models, Hidden Sponsors?
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Why TV Ad Revenue Goes Up and Internet Ad Revenue Goes Down
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Indie Booksellers Sue Amazon, Misunderstand "Open Source"
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Whitehouse Petition to Reinstate Cellphone Jailbreak Exception
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Dear Gamers Workshop, Welcome To Social Media Hell
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Vinyl Vault's Legal Dynamite
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A Non-Profit for 21st Century Musicians
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And What About CBS's Own Practices?
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The Dust at CNET Has Not Settled
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Something Unprintable, I'd Say
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More Dish on TV Failures
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All the Free E-Books on Amazon
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Similarity, Originality
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In the Land of the Blind, Data are King
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ProPublica Describes 21st-Century Investigative Journalism
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Tim O'Reilly v Kirtsaeng
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More Copyright Sanity from Outside the US
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Instagram Isn't Owning, Just Granting Itself License
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Instagram THIS
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Tobias Buckell, At Length, on His Kickstarter Experience
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Fire Still Bad, Metallica Maybe Less
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Google Makes Copyright Removal Data Downloadable
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Guy Kawasaki on Self-Publishing
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Masnick Schools HSI
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Analysis of the RNC Copyright Memo Kerfuffle
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Fictionwise Shuts Down, Moves Customers to B&N
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More Technical E-Books Going DRM-Free
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I'm Only Surprised it Took So Long
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FMC Music Summit Lineup
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EFF Optimistic about Kirtsaeng
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Amazon UK About-Faces
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This is Happening Right Now: Amazon DRM-nukes a Customer
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On Google and Transparency in DMCA-land
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On Bowman and How US Courts Work
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Raid This!
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Librarians as Booksellers
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Get Your No-DRM On (just not through Amazon)
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Because There's a Copyright Angle to Everything
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More Finger-Pointing in the E-Book Price Wars
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Who Knew The Economist Could Be Copyright-Optimistic?
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The Only Winning Move Is Not To Play
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More Musicians Pissed At Politicians
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And How Canadians Think About Fair Dealing
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Nice Primer on Fair Use
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When the Judge Thinks You're On Crack It's Bad, OK?
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16.9% vs 68.1%
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Google Starts Down-Ranking DMCA'd Sites
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Research Project on Growing Book Challenges in the US
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How Are TV Execs Like Music Execs?
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Craigslist Swims Into New Anticompetitive Waters
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The Oatmeal vs The Cartel
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It's "The End of TV" Season
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Record Labels, Funny Money
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Are TV Execs Even Aware Of Where Their Viewers Are?
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Tor/Forge are now DRM-free
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Three Papers, and Nature
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Paul Tassi Weighs in on Cable's Stupid Season
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Write Your Rep - Oppose the Intellectual Property Attache Act
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Unglue.it Posts Success
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E-Reader Phone Home
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Another Coming 3-D Printing IP Nightmare
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C-11 Passes, Geist Retrospects
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We Need New Government Models, Too
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A Full (insider) View on E-Book Availability
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Justia, for Law Wonks With Short Attention Spans
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The State of (Particularly Mobile) Internet Business
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Welcome to Life, Copynightmare Version
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Copyright, Parody, and Domain Lockdown in Brazil
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Is There A Model For Crowdfunding Start-ups?
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David Post on Kirtsaeng
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Ungluing Copyright
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Scalzi on Palmer, Success, Sponsorship Model
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SCOTUS Grants Cert for Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley
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JW on Big Companies, IP
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Groklaw Summarizes Prometheus Ruling
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Apple May Settle Patent Suits Via Licensing
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And Techdirt Gets An Apology, Too
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How China Influences Your Big-Budget Movie Choices
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Nate Anderson vs the MPAA
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SF vs SF Ideas
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OK Maybe There's One Good Thing About E-Books
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Scalzi Has Had Enough of E-Book Price Gripes
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Gigaom Catches Up To 2010
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Gaiman's Caution to Authors: Get Involved
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Gaiman's Audible Line Publishes Its First Titles
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EFF on Facebook's "Hotel California"
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Free Copy of "The Macintosh Way"
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Mediashift on Apple E-Book Collusion Lawsuit
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Sharing is Awesome, Two Years In
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CBLDF Takes Possession of CCA Seal
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Smack! Fatality!
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The Need For Self-Promotion
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WB Settles Face Tattoo Suit
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Don't Kill - C-393 Follow-up
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Because These Things NEVER Go Wrong
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The Brads on Why DRM Doesn't Work
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This is Remix Culture Courtesy of Sunday Girl
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The Revolution Will Have Permission
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In Which Dear Fred Shows Himself A Hopeless Optimist
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In Need of UK-resident Readers
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Apple to Germans: Und NO NIPPLES!
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Apple to Developers: "Und You Vill LIKE IT!"
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CCC Has More To Say On Google Books
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IFPI Commits Blogocide - Rules Be Damned
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Air Force Repeats McCain Campaign Mistake
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Have Some International Schadenfreude
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Nokia N900 Unboxing
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It Doesn't Work for an Intermediary to Own the User
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Income Breakdown for "Best Selling" Author
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Pandora in the NY Times
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New Technology -> New Art
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UK Photogs Get A Chance
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Untangling the "Civil Rights for Musicians" Debate
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LimeWire Going Legit
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Business Models Blog Series Concludes
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McCain Can't Win on Song Front Either
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Public Art Commentaries
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More Free (Online) Books
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Tooting My Own Horn - MPAA vs The People
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FMC Releases "Rock the Net" Compilation CD
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Finding Legally Usable Pictures - compfight
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Fleeting Words, Extensive Review
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More Media Offerings
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No You Can't
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Like A Stack of Books 348 Feet Tall
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Like Hope, But Different
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Photographers' Rights
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Street Use (blog)
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And the Winner Is...
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Beautiful Repurposing
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OK So Maybe He Isn't All That Enlightened
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Google Trademark Linking Suit Dropped
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Why Upgraded DVDs Are Not Coming As Fast
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TorrentSpy Preemptively Shuts Down US Access
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Teenager Cracks iPhone. Nobody Surprised.
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I Bet Their Parents Also Drive Too Fast
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Banksy's Web Site
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QotD
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Just Like Artists Can't...
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Is a Password-protect Like a Physical Lock?
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MSNBC vs. Well, Just About Everybody
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Mandatory Licensing
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Educating Judges on Patent Law
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Barbie's Dream Lawsuit
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No, No, CNN, Let *Us* Do It
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How Fast Can a Tune Go?
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This Video Brought to You by the Letter 'U' and the Numeral '2'
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New Yorker on Web Journalism
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Delightul Re-Interpretation of Crusty Old Law
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DVD Jon Moves On
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"Public Notice" Problems with Issued Patents
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MPAA Dirty Tricks
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Why Can't I Play My Music Everywhere?
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Your Tax Dollars at Waste
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Get Your Sneak Peak While Authors Are Allowed to Give Them
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Profit and Loss in Book Publishing
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Dyson on Google and Books
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RIAA Fails in Suit Against 13-Year-Old
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Give Mashups a Chance
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The One-Eyed Man is King
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Publishers Impose Page Limits on Amazon Browsing
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Determining Ownership in Digital Urban Lore
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Player-Created IP in MMOs
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Anyone Know PostSecret?
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Cartel Makes Business 2.0 Top 101, Twice
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RIAA Actions "Not in Artists' Best Interest"
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RIM, NTP Start Settlement Dance
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No Tasini in National Geographic
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RIAA-Free Music
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Brennan Center for Justice Report on Free Expression
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Most Sony Execs Don't Know When To Shut Up?
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Discussing the Sony Debacle
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How the Sony DRM Debacle Can Benefit the Digital Music Market
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Oops, Sony DRM Did It Again
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Hearing Recap: Fair Use in the Internet Age
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Tell Us How You Really Feel
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You Should Be
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Perhaps
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Who Holds the Liability Bag?
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Stop Blizzard Spyware with Sony's Rootkit DRM
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What's So Eminent About Public Domain?
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Yale Conference: Regulating Search, December 3
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If It Quacks Like Malware...
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What She Said
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RIM Delay Denied
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53MB of Copyright Violations
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Word of the Day: Coulrophobia
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Metatags or Meta-DRM?
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Why "DRM" Are the Most-Hated Letters
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The Broadcast Flag for Dummies
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Publishers Pile On
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DVD Jon Gets A Real Job
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Content Communists
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Redefining "Copy" in the Digital Era
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Leggo My Ego
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EULAlyzer
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iTunes 6.0: If I Can't Crack It, I Don't Want It
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Delicious
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Anthropologie Sues Wal-Mart for Stealing Boho Chic
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Why Your Mom Keeps Telling You to Wash Your Hands
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Google Goes to Washington
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Lessons from Oz
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Is _That_ What This Is All About?
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Legal Protection Resources
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Amen
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Danke Schoen
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Metoo!
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Peter Suber: Does Google Library Violate Copyright?
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US Alone in Fighting Development Agenda
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Stopping Bad Law Before It Becomes Bad Law
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Results 1 - 10 of about 1,490,000 for foot bandage
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It's Not Like the Broadcast Flag - It's Worse
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Microsoft Desperately Searching for Stake and Holy Water
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Verizon's Deal with the Dev..er, Disney
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Tempest in a Tunepot
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Family Values
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Open Rights Group Has a Blog
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Patricia Santangelo Speaks
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Roberts vs. the Future
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How Creative Is Creative?
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Cross-Platform Media Player Will Support Microsoft Multicast Media Streaming
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On Microsoft's "Position" vis-a-vis Hollywood
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Next, MPAA Will Pass Stamp Act, Establish Discriminatory Levy on Tea
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Copyfight-Colored Glasses
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Grokking the 'Ster
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HOWTO: Keep Up with Copyright Scholarship
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Jon Stewart on Filesharing "The Daily Show"
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Gaiman Audio Excerpt
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CDT Endorses Broadcast Flag
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A Novel Kind of Library
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A Missed Opportunity
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The Copyfight Down Under
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Blogito Ergo Something
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Where It's At: The Picker MobBlog
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Said, Didn't Say
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The Berkman Center Is Hiring
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Open Source, Open Access, Open Science
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The Chill Felt 'Round the World
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First Test of New Anti-Camcorder Law
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Entertainment Industry Pretending to Have Won Grokster Case
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Things to Keep an Eye On
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Question the Nominee
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Declan on IP Policy Laundering in Canada
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DRM Inside
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That Breaking Sound You Heard Was MS's New DRM
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Patry on the Senate Commerce Committee on Grokster
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Does the UK Need an EFF?
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Library Journal Talks to Siva Vaidhyanathan
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Talking 'Bout a Revolution
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Coordinator of International Intellectual Property Enforcement
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Reader's Guide to the Orphan Works Roundtable
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Copyfighter's Karma
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Copyfight Up North
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HYMN Project
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Downloads Up, CDs Down
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No Kidding
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Cringely's Podcasts
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More Schooling for Posner
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Sony-BMG Deal with iMesh?
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Hollywood Breaks Losing Streak?
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More on Sling(boxes), Arrows, and Outrage
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Justice O'Connor to Retire
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Don't Get Confused -- Adjust Your Blogroll
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Patry Has Spoken
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More from SCOTUS Blog on Where to Watch Grokster
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Wish I Was There
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A Belated Birthday Message to Support Free Culture
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The "H" Word
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iTunes Design Dispute
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Rolling the Music DRM
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Blizzard v. BnetD Oral Arguments - Listen for Yourself
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Stealing the David
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More Cringely on Apple-Intel
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Canadian Pay Radio
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Not Today
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Axiomatizing Software Patent/Copyright Terms and Statutes
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How Stupid Are BitTorrent Users?
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From a Torrent to an Avalanche
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Let's Make It a Threesome
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Who Is He Talking About?
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21 iTunes Per iPod
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Behind the OECD Report
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HarperCollins Fights Secondary Market
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NYT on the Freedom to Tinker
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Making Copyright Work for Democracy
›
Following JD
›
A Little More Bread to Finish the Cheese
›
Right On
›
Why Copyright Needs a Remodel
›
Where's the Carrot?
›
Gratz on Shrinkwrap Licenses for Books
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Collage Artistry Ain't No Sideshow
›
Shrink Wrap Licensed Books
›
A Kind of Cover
›
Users' Infringement Powers Napster Case
›
Fair Use Day - July 11
›
The Copyright Cartel: Hard at Work on the Panopticon
›
Teleread on the Entertainment-Copyright Complex
›
Leveling the Journalists' Playing Field
›
Will the RIAA Let You Share Music with Yourself?
›
Packing Light
›
Googlezon Down Under
›
The Fire This Time
›
More Fun With Distribution Models
›
Geist on Canadian Copyright Clashes
›
Hatch Subcommittee Meeting on "Piracy" Today @ 2:30 p.m.
›
Open Registration for Webcast Conference: "Pirates, Thieves and Innocents"
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DC Circuit Rejects Challenge to Congress Removing Works from the Public Domain
›
BitTorrent Search
›
Piracy is Good, Part 2
›
Collaborative Citizen Journalism
›
Ganging Up on the Copyright Office
›
EBay Wins Another Round
›
Pesce on Piracy
›
CBLDF Knocks Out Censorship Law
›
Negativland Has No Business
›
MPAA vs. TV Lovers
›
Peter Beagle's Alternate Distribution Experiment
›
Layman's Starter on Fair Use
›
More on a Common Platform for Copyfighters
›
Evolution of iTunes
›
Kaleidescape Loses Round One; DVD Group Continues Assault on Video Servers
›
Will the Broadcast Flag Rise Again?
›
Microsoft Loses a Round in Eolas Patent Case
›
Apple Gets Support
›
Good Faith, No Belief
›
More on the "Edelman Effect"
›
Fear-to-Peer Debate @ Princeton, May 6
›
Are Filesharing Penalties Unconstitutionally Excessive?
›
DRM Non
›
On Copyfight Battle Strategy
›
Join the Party Party!
›
Process Patenting the Internet
›
Doonesbury vs DRM
›
A Price of Licensing
›
Creative Commons Star Wars?
›
New Copyright Law Blog
›
Kembrew McLeod v. Dean Garfield on P2P
›
Fortinet Settles over GPL Violations
›
Yeah, But It Still Has 1/10th the Market Share
›
Felten Debuts "Dashlog"
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First File, Least of their Problems
›
VoIP South of the Border
›
P2P TV? Nein!
›
Frank Field on Boyle's "Deconstructing Stupidity"
›
Solum Reviews "Free Culture"
›
Happy Birthday, Free Culture!
›
Listen or Die
›
More on the Family Movie and Copyright Act
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DMCA, the Right of Access, and Consumer Choice
›
Fred von Lohmann on the Family Movie Act
›
House Hearing on Patent Reform: What's Up?
›
Felten on the Family Movie Act
›
Publication, the Public University, and the Public Interest
›
Interesting Video re: Software Patents
›
Conservative Copyfights
›
Rated LG: Legal Guidance Suggested
›
Tiger, Tiger Suing, Right?
›
A Bigger Threat than P2P
›
Because Suing Your Customers is SO Effective
›
Starbucks Seeks to Patent Evil
›
Usher Journalist Definition Project
›
How to Free Your Speech
›
Geist, Copyright, and Canadian Medicine
›
Half-Time Report from WIPO
›
The Law and Economics of Blogging
›
Court Stops Payment on Hollywood Royalty Check
›
Jamming the Charts
›
Fired For Sharing the Public Domain?
›
Grouper: A Baby Step for Your Aunt, A Giant Leap for Copyright Law
›
Jail or CDs - You Decide
›
Clash of the Titans
›
IBM: Profit Through Sharing
›
A Fresh Take on WIPO
›
The Return of the Boston Strangler
›
Canadian Copyright Continues
›
Two Birds with One Stone
›
Felten on the Interoperability Wars
›
Gigi and Mike on Grokster
›
Petition for Users' Rights Under Canadian Copyright Law
›
You Say Tomato, I Say Tomato
›
The long tail of future TV?
›
Open-source webcasting tool
›
On Balancing Idealism and Realism
›
Pssst
›
Chronicle of Delocator, Located
›
EULA/Anti-EULA
›
Trademark, URLS and the UDRP
›
Michael Madison on DMCA Misuse
›
YACC - (Yet Another Cool Conference)
›
You Want Standing?
›
Induce: The Second Coming?
›
Grokster As a Lovers' Tiff
›
Copyright "More Important than God" Part II
›
Copyright Decision Deals Blow to New Technology
›
En Route to Grokster, Valenti Signs Betamax Tape
›
Canadian court stays decision
›
Stand and Deliver
›
M&Ms - The Dark Side
›
Tasini comes to the database world
›
Matthew Yglesias: Copyfighter
›
Gratz Fixes "Orphans" Errata
›
Miller on Armstrong on Grokster
›
Go, Joe
›
Copyfighters Ready for Their Close-up
›
C-SPAN: Fred von Lohmann v. Theodore Olson
›
Welcome, Blawgers
›
Alternative Music Compensation: The Big Mac Plan
›
Updated Geist column
›
All Your Internet Are Belong to Us
›
Dinner with Wendy Seltzer
›
Penalizing computer users
›
More Grokster Coverage Than You Can Point an Aggregator At
›
Blogger-friendly election rules
›
Copyright Reform Update: Canada Moves Toward Balance
›
On Trade Secret Law v. Free Press
›
Pick your lock
›
Panning about
›
Letting them speak for themselves
›
EEJD = = Excellent
›
Bollier on "OurMedia"
›
Google Alchemy
›
Johansen Reopens iTunes "Security Hole"
›
FEC to bloggers - relax
›
Those whacky French
›
Finkelstein Picks 'Em
›
Doctorow, Scoble & Schwimmer on Google's AutoLink
›
Felten on PyMusique: What Really Happened
›
Goodbye, PyMusique
›
Grokster Webcast
›
Self-Healing Networks, Part 2
›
Self-healing networks
›
WIPO Shenanigans via RSS
›
Hacking Harry
›
How many copyright violations per page?
›
Burst won? So says Bob X
›
Signal or Noise 2
›
Felten Updates Godwin's Law
›
IP for banks
›
Swiftel BitTorrent case to test Australian DMCA-alike
›
DMCA cases post-mortem
›
Quote of the Week
›
Welcome Back, Beatallica
›
Seltzer on the Copyfight and Democracy
›
Sony DRM Incompatible With Its Own Devices
›
Freeze!
›
del.icio.us Does WIPO
›
Apple v. Does: The Real Deal
›
Burst update
›
What's So Fair About Fair Use?
›
Bubble bursts
›
Torrent torts down under
›
Journalogging
›
Roundup: Apple v. Bloggers
›
AZ Copyright Conviction
›
Cal-Induce Now a Mandatory Filtering Bill
›
How to Save the Orphans
›
Risks of patents in the EU
›
Balkanize the net
›
The Politics of Spectrum Control
›
Yeah, Right
›
Make: The Magazine for Reverse-Engineers
›
The Comedy of the Commons
›
Build Your TV!
›
The Question Grokster Will Answer
›
The Connection Between IP and Social Justice
›
The Long Tail vs. Lessig
›
Copyfighter's Library in Your Palm
›
NYPL Digital
›
Get Your Civic Voice On
›
The Fine Art of Sampling
›
Slashdot: Here's Why P2P Is Valuable
›
This Is Your Brain on Copyright Law
›
What's Next on Capitol Hill?
›
I Dunno, I Kinda Like My Digital Media Hobbled
›
Bill Thompson Retracts
›
It's About Freedom
›
Groklaw News Picks
›
A2K: All Ye Need to Know
›
Larry on CC and "Moral Rights"
›
Understanding the Spectrum Wars
›
Ink Think Blink, Part II
›
Blogging Against Commercial Culture
›
Help Save the Orphans
›
Your ISP Knows You're a Dog
›
P2P for academic geeks
›
Open-source press?
›
What's Your Poison?
›
Mo' Better Siva
›
Patents vs. Science
›
Ink Think Blink
›
Crawford on BF Oral Arguments
›
Apple Bites Students; the Woz Bites Back
›
Stay Free - The Blog
›
Gary Shapiro on the Environment for Innovation
›
Court Denies Lexmark Rehearing
›
Thank You, Guardian!
›
See Michael Think
›
See Derek Think
›
Copyright Criminals - the Trailer
›
Can your voice be heard on IP?
›
Canada's Copyfight Explained
›
More on who's a journalist
›
Uh Oh
›
Gigi Takes High Road, Reaches Middle Ground
›
Hollywood Gambling on Orphans?
›
Ed Felten Predicts Post-Grokster Confusion
›
Harry Potter Author to Sue US Army Over Copyright?
›
David Post Predicts Grokster Will Be Overturned
›
Something for Nothing
›
Don't cross the Dell and HP streams
›
The Hegemony of the Copyright Treatise
›
See, Apple deserves bashing
›
Mark Cuban on Grokster
›
The Other FUD
›
An Apple by any other name
›
Copyfighters at Speakers Corner
›
Enough Already with the Crocodile Tears
›
The Digital Millennium Canada Act
›
More on Copyright v. Culture
›
Won't Someone Please Think of the Orphans?
›
The Enclosure of the Parking Commons
›
Breaking It Down
›
Cookie-right
›
DHB looking to open our Eyes to the Prize again
›
On Creative "Originality"
›
Cory's Copyright Speech Video
›
Letter from Santa to RIAA
›
Grokster Pessimism
›
California Senator Wants to Throw Ed Felten in Jail
›
And You Thought Region-Coding Was Only for DVDs
›
On Rathergate, DRM, and Fair Use
›
Come Hang Out with IPac - Monday, Jan. 17
›
And the Winners Are...
›
Gates on "Creative Communists"
›
Apple v. Bloggers
›
IBM Does a Creative Commons
›
Siva Vaidhyanathan RFC
›
EU Software Patents? Think Again
›
Lessig on "Creative Communists"
›
New Berkman White Paper: Content and Control
›
Cory in Pop Sci: How Tech Sold Us Out to Hollywood
›
DRM for DVDs Remains a Stupid Idea
›
More on Schultz v. Patents
›
Eli Noam on P2P
›
Siva Vaidhyanathan RFC
›
EU Publishes Copyright Consultation Submissions
›
Finalists for Arts Project Moving Image Contest
›
C-Span on Digital Libraries
›
Software Patents Circumvent EU Parliament
›
Patent Systems Don't Tax Innovation, People Do
›
New MPAA Lawsuits Target BitTorrent, eDonkey
›
"Freedom v. Control," Dec. 15
›
Hero Worship Break
›
Zittrain on the De-Evolution of the Net
›
Internet & Society 2004 - the Scoop
›
Mystery Solved
›
How to Fix a Broken Patent System
›
DVD CCA on the Prowl
›
FTC Sticks Up for P2P
›
High-Stakes File-Sharing Case Seeks Supreme Court's Ears
›
Keeping Up with Berkman
›
Australian Govt. Reconsiders Copyright Legislation
›
Digital Mix Conference, December 10
›
Piercing the P2P Myths, Part II
›
New Wu
›
Artists on P2P
›
Berkman on Copyright in EU
›
Supreme Court to Hear Open Access Case
Commons
›
Airport: Symbols in/for the Public Domain
Counterpoint
›
Software Patent Pro/Con in the WSJ
›
WIRED, 3D Printing, and Patent FUD
›
When the Tip Jar Offends
›
How The Media Misreports Stories
›
Can People Sponsor Many Authors at $20/year?
›
Dear ReadWrite: Granger-Causality is not Causality
›
In Answer To Your Enquiry: No!
›
Geist v NPD
›
Megan McArdle Takes Issue With The Knockoff Economy
›
Twitter Tries to Break Patent Logjam
›
Cartel Trumpet "Crush 'em!" Strategy, Revise History, Still Miss Point
›
Copyright Official Fails, Techdirt Foams
›
Scalzi vs. Franzen on E-Books
›
Are Mathematical Communities Unique?
›
Only Amateurs Care About Copyright Registration (in Hollywood)
›
CNET (and others) Get It Wrong, Miss the Actual Story
›
Sometimes Things Couldn't Be Better
›
Pistols at Dawn, Sir!
›
How A Real Musician Responds
›
For There Will Be Musicians
›
Siva Vaidhyanathan: Google Is Right to Hit Pause on Library Plans
›
Scrivener's Error Replies to Stallman
›
Am I a Journalist?
›
Monolith - An Uninteresting Experiment in Copyright
›
Ms. Peters Tells Her Side of the Story
›
Furdlog on Cynicism and DRM
›
Felten, Boorstin and Filesharing
›
Copyrighting Headlines and Bloggers
›
Copying Newspaper Headlines
Culture
›
When A Lawyer Isn't Enough, Get an IP Lawyer
›
Academic Disruption and the Difference Between Publication and Prestige
›
Penny Arcade Tries to Kickstart an Ad-Free Year
›
The Next Generation Joins The Copyright Wars
›
If I Can't Share, I Can't Dance
›
Tyler Neylon on What Elsevier Should Do
›
The Peasants are Revolting (Scientifically)
›
2010, The Year of the Mashup, is Over
›
Dizzee Rascal and the Live Remix
›
Where is the Copyright War in Glee-land?
›
Mashup As New Music
›
Mashups Go Mainstream - Cartel Notices
›
We Interrupt Your Copyright Wars for a Moment
›
Why Music Sounds Worse
›
BMO Responds to EFF
›
Burners Getting Burned About Play IP
›
Who Does She Think She Is?
›
Worst "Company" in America
›
This Modern IP World; Or "NBC Is Smarter Than CNN"
›
Banksy v Hilton, Now With Pictures
›
Musicians Join "Save the Internet" Movement
›
The Million TM-infringement homepage?
›
Freeculture Urges Boycott of DRMed Disks
›
DRM Your Breasts
›
What Good Are Blogs Anyway?
›
Redefine Bootleg
›
Lending? To Whom?
›
When Libraries Try to Compete
›
Using Others' Names Creatively
›
Coopt Yourself Before Someone Coopts You?
›
Links on the Periphery
›
Classical Myopia and the BBC's Beethoven
›
Home Taping Saves Shared Culture
›
PostSecret
›
Free Culture RFC
›
Public Photography Becoming "Illegal"
›
Subcontinent Copyright Wars
›
We Want YOU to Help Protect Orphan Works
›
Surprise! Students Disagree with Gonzales on File-sharing
›
Art, Expression and New Tech
Events
›
FOMC Annual Summit, Washington DC Nov 13
›
Two Upcoming Events - NELA and Arisia
›
Intellectual Property Panels at Arisia
›
Me, Talking About Copyright And Patents
›
World e-Book Faire
›
Interstitial Arts Foundation Event
›
IP and Me at Arisia 2009 (Jan 16, Cambridge MA)
›
Creative Commons Turns 6 (NYC Party, Dec 16)
›
A CBLDF Benefit Mashup Thu Aug 21, 7:30P
›
Future of Music Coalition Events (Fall 2008)
›
Pi-Con 3
›
Pre-MPAA Films Being Shown (MA Fri Jan 18 & on)
›
Open-Source Beats Coming to Boston
›
Talk at Arisia (Boston, MA, Sun Jan 20)
›
FMC Policy Summit (Washington DC, September 17-18, 2007)
›
The Day The Web (Radio) Went Silent - June 26, 2007
›
Negativland on the US West Coast June 10/12
›
FMC + Pop Montreal
›
Cory at MIT, Feb 13
›
Cultural Environmentalism and the Digital Commons -- 10 Up
›
Future of the Digital Commons - MIT Communications Forum
›
Yet Another Reason to Go to the FMC Policy Summit
›
Future of Music Policy Summit 2005 (Sept 11-13)
›
Copyfight - the Conference
›
These Aren't the Nodes You're Looking For
›
The Revolution Is Thirsty
›
When Are You Going to Sue the President? - Transcoded
›
When Are You Going to Sue the President?
›
Conferences: Signal or Noise, Cyberlaw in the Supreme Court
›
Chronicle of a Birth Told
›
No Joke: Grimmelmann Live-Blogs 'Global Flow of Information' Conference
›
Copyright, Copyfight
›
Rebirth of a Nation + Q&A at Harvard this Friday (Mar 11)
›
Myth(TV) Becomes Reality
›
Build-in Against the Broadcast Flag Mandate
›
Title 17 v. Reality
›
Copyright Wars 101
›
Ninth Circuit Affirms Grokster v. MGM Ruling
›
Freedom Fest 2004
›
IP and the Internet Meltdown
›
Online Colloquy: Fair Use & Academic Publishing
›
BlogOn
›
WIPO - Notes from Day One
›
The DMCA on (Mock) Trial @ Caltech
›
Lessig on Free Culture, Squared
›
ILAW Field Notes
›
Internet "Governance" - Is There a There, There?
›
Lessig & Zittrain on Regulating Speech
›
Copyfighters @ ILAW
›
CFP, Take 2
›
Start Your Engines
›
Shoulda, Coulda, Woulda
›
Blogging CFP, ILAW
›
Copyright Education Done Right
›
Wish I Were There
Humor
›
NMA on the WTO Dust-Up
›
In "Year Zero" Copyright Will Be Funny
›
Blogger Q&A
›
Pi, As A Hand Dance, Not Copyrighted
›
Fans to Blame for "Tunes for Tyrants"
›
The Brads on Why DRM Doesn't Work
›
Maybe They Think Tenenbaum Will Cover Their Legal Bills
›
OK Maybe Bottled Water Wasn't Such A Great Analogy
›
Evil Librarians
›
Dilbert Has a New Line of Business
›
PhD Comics on Scientific IP
›
Bale Out
›
UK Copyright Law, In Verse
›
Support the EFF
›
AC/DC Idiots?
›
PvP vs The Cartel
›
Steal This Comic
›
The Onion Explains FCC Censorship
›
Shirts vs. Suits
›
1-Click Patent Rejection
›
Mind the Spoof
›
Getting Paid is the Name of the Game
›
Judge Rules on Ownership of Unix IP
›
Dadaism, Parody, or Just a Political Ad?
›
...and Performs Around It
›
Pilotless Drone Drone Drone Drone
›
See What Pirating Books Leads To?
›
White House Remixes GWB
›
Remove Test Data Prior To Publication
›
Put A LittleSeratoninInMe
›
But Do Watch The Video
›
New Meaning of the Term "Artistic Engagement"
›
Dilbert Has Patent Troubles
›
Be Careful What You Ask For
›
Pope Benedict to Receive Nasty Letter from RIAA?
›
It's Only Funny Because We Thought Of It First
›
This Week in Unnecessary Censorship
›
Bleep This
›
Your "Million Dollar Idea" Is My Million Dollar Idea
›
Just a Little Bit More Than the (IP) Law Would Allow...
›
That's Not a Copyfighter
›
Robot Renegade IP Maximalists
›
Abusing Amazon Images
›
Intellectual Property Justice League
›
May the Farce Be With You
›
Mickey Mouse Joins Public Knowledge
›
Roget's New Millennium Reveals the Truth!
›
Pope Palpatine I
›
Looks Like Cory's Gotta Call Fred Again
›
Siva Vaidhyanathan Fires Ann Bartow
›
Doctorow Issues DMCA Takedown for BoingBoing Parody Site
›
Parody is still protected, right?
›
Dogbert copyrights stupidity
›
Je Suis la Propagande!
›
Copyright "Thievery" Gives You Undereye Circles
›
For Your Ears Only
Interesting People
›
Yeah, Like THAT's Going to Help
›
Props to Greg Sandoval
›
In Memoriam, Aaron Swartz
›
A Sad Loss
›
Can Freemium Models Work for Deep Journalism?
›
Posner on IP Restricting Creativity
›
Upcoming Volokh Postings This Week
›
Copyright, Copying, and Magic
›
Byrne's Long View on Music
›
Great Artists Steal, But Not From Me
›
Gotye Remixes People Remixing Gotye
›
The Economist on AFP
›
NYTimes Discovers Palmer is Doing Something Different
›
Twain on Creativity
›
AFP Kickstarter Funding Report, Part 2
›
AFP on "Where Is All the Money Going?"
›
This is the Future of Music
›
Dan Gillmor Goes Big, Goes Free, Goes Public
›
In the matter of Anderson v Sherman
›
A Worthwhile Hour of Your Time (post-SOPA)
›
Jonathan Coulton on Megaupload/Piracy
›
Get Your Doctorow On (and help fund EFF)
›
Day's Way Continues
›
SCOTUSblog Goes Big, Stays Free
›
May Their Memories Always Be A Blessing
›
Dear Daily Mail: You Suck At Copyright Infringement
›
Cory at SIGGRAPH
›
Obvious Troll is... um... Uninformed
›
Yes, Mark, But Exactly How?
›
How Felicia Day is Making It Her Way
›
Two Creators' Takes On The State of Creating
›
"So Transparent It Has To Be Leaked"
›
Whereas Cory Thinks We're At War
›
Banksy to Debut Film at Sundance
›
In Their Own Words
›
The Struggle to be Noticed
›
Clay Shirky Predicts Media for 2009
›
Teach Your Kids to Break the DMCA
›
The War on Photography
›
Help Cory Help Others
›
Gaiman, Final Thoughts, and McFarlane
›
Fair Use, One Author's View
›
Update on the Gaiman Experiment
›
Sharing, Part of the Power of Everybody
›
Go Get Your Free Book
›
It's More Complicated, And More Interesting
›
The Smile of Success
›
As the Troll Turns
›
Prince & Fan Sites in Copyright Settlement Talks
›
A Writer's Perspective on the Strike
›
"[G]iving away my books is selling the hell out of them."
›
"Steal It, Steal Some More"
›
David v. Goliath, or Cowboys vs. Cartel
›
Ding Dong The Lich Is Dead
›
"DRMs haven’t worked, and may never work, to halt music piracy"
›
Linus on DRM
›
Alito on Copyright
›
Brandy Karl Stole the Tarts
›
Portrait of the Copyfighter As a Young Man
›
Give Hatch a Going-Away
›
Mining the Nominee's Views
›
Grokster Decision Leads to Web 2.0?
›
The Vision Thing Does Copyfight
›
Ready for Your Close Up, Mr. Lessig?
›
Commons, Anyone?
›
She's Gone Digital
›
The Future of Digital Media
›
On the Roots of Copyright Activism
›
The Difference Between Larry and Siva
›
Bush, Kerry Want to Save Betamax, Grokster
›
Know the Enemy 2: The LA Times Talks With Dan Glickman
›
Know the Enemy: New MPAA Chief Dan Glickman
›
The Willful Blindness of Jack Valenti
›
Call Me Dick
›
Grokking Gilmore
IP Abuse
›
EFF Challenges Bad Patent Filings - But There's a Bigger Issue
›
Where's My "Jaws" Theme Music?
›
Games Workshop Manages to Make A Whole Passel of New Enemies
›
Android App Developers Being Targeted By Patent Troll
›
Why People Hate (Patent) Trolls
›
Apple v Samsung: Surprises and Less At Issue
›
Sega Using Copyright Claims to Restrict Fan Discussion
›
Who Needs Three-Strikes Laws When You Have Overenthusiastic ISPs?
›
How Companies Get To Censor the Internet
›
When It's 20:1 Against. What Do You Do?
›
Stop the Extradition of Richard O'Dwyer
›
Notice the System Not Working
›
USPTO and Prior Art
›
Why Is Anyone Even Vaguely Surprised By This Shit Anymore?
›
Monkeying with Copyright
›
How Is The Porn Industry Like The Cartel?
›
NYSE Claims Photo Violates Trademark - WTF?
›
TorrentFreak Reports on Domain-Seizure Failures
›
Cartel Lawyers No Longer Shocked By Big Win
›
Now THAT's Funny!
›
Dear Ralph Lauren - Choose Your Targets Carefully
›
A Win Too Far?
›
Not Satisfied with Copying Policy, Canadian Think-Tank Copies Verbatim
›
Google Backs Up On Chrome EULA
›
Google, Chrome, and Copyright
›
Who Pays MediaDefender to Disrupt Peer to Peer Networks?
›
As the Cartel Turns
›
RIAA Continues to Backtrack on 2005 Statements
›
SFWA Shoots DMCA Shotgun, Hits Self and Innocents Too
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Don't Mess with My Negotiations... Pretty Please?
›
When is a Reprieve Not a Reprieve
›
Clear Channel Are Scum-Sucking Bast... Oh, You Knew That
›
"Vikings, Reindeer, Aurora Borealis and Cute Blond Girls"
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This is almost funny
›
Do Schools Teach Legal Self-Defense?
›
Was a Plagiarist Busted by iTunes?
›
New Improved Cartel Jihad! Now More Efficient Than Ever!
›
Pilotless Drone Drone Drone Drone
›
Is Painting Still Like Photography?
›
CNN Remixes Itself
›
People Really Frelling Unclear On The Concept
›
DVD Jon Does It Again
›
Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Brainwashed
›
Joyce vs Joyceans
›
Miro Heirs Quash Google Tribute
›
Stupid Trademark Ideas?
›
Paying for Radio Play
›
Next, Appear Penitent
›
USC/Berkeley Report: over 30% of DMCA take-down notices are improper
›
Don't Use Sony's SunnComm DRM De-Installer Either
›
Boiling Frogs with Sony's Rootkit
›
Well THAT Didn't Take Long
›
Danger, Wil Wheaton
›
RIAA looking to break "record" button on satellite radios
›
Google Print Library: Clash of the Titans
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RIAA in Santangelo Case: Umm...Can We Do Over?
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Santangelo Lawyer: There's No Limit to the People We'll Represent
›
Do It Right Or Not at All
›
Blogging RIAA v. the People
›
Pretty Please with Sugar on Top?
›
The Difference Between Software and Drug Patents
›
Brother, Can You Spare a Patent License?
›
Canadian Judge Issues Harry Potter Gag Order
›
More on the BSA's 'Statistics'
›
Lies, Damn Lies and BSA Statistics
›
Broadcast Flag to Sneak Through Senate Tomorrow?!?
›
Stealing the David
›
More IP Maximalism Than You Can Shake a Stick At
›
Rush Limbaugh: Copyfighter?
›
BSA Frustrated that People Actually Analyze Their Copyright Infringement 'Statistics'
›
Your locked-down digital future
›
Grease and Desist: The Musical
›
Gratz on Shrinkwrap Licenses for Books
›
Shrink Wrap Licensed Books
›
A Photofinish for Copyright's Unintended Consequences
›
We Are The Law
›
Copyright Holder Nixes Performance of Play Due to Race of Performers
›
A Shameful Act of Censorship and Betrayal
›
In the "Are you S**tting Me?" Category
›
St. Lawrence Univ. Abuses Copyright Law to Determine Identity of Anonymous Bloggers
›
Record Labels Squashing Cover Ringtones?
›
Hilary Rosen Laments Apple's DRM Strategy
›
Gives New Meaning to "Rent A Cop"
›
Help Break the IP Stupidity Pact
›
French Court Outlaws DRM?
›
Uses for Useless DRM
›
Aharonian on IBM's Patent Hypocrisy
›
Reason #85,0027 That Business-Method Patents Suck
›
On Trademarking the Color Brown
›
Something for Marty
›
Canadian MP: Handcuffing Students Won't Help Artists
›
Sue your customers, now with extra vitriol
›
How Does Your EULA Suck?
›
Tattoo Artist Sues NBA Star for Copyright Infringement
›
The One Where Richard Stallman Calls Bill Gates a Communist
›
RIAA Sues Dead People
›
The DMCA wants to be violated
›
Ding Dong, the EU Software Patents...
›
Teaching Still Legal
›
DRM Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry
›
What Can't I Do Today?
›
ACS Sues Google Over "Scholar" Trademark
›
Patent Vulture Firms Circle Broken Patent System
›
Software Patents = = WMD
›
How to Get In the Game
›
It's Starting to Look a Lot Like Eldred
›
Perfect 10 Sues Google
›
Fair Use -- for $350
›
On the Birth of TiVo-tising
›
RIAA bloodlust not satisfied with 12-year-old Brianna, sues 10-year-old downloader
›
Mitchell v. Project Gutenberg .au: Lawyer Surprised by Effect of C&D
›
Krispy Kreme goes after 36-year-old ice cream stand for TM infringement
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I'm Mad As Hell, and I'm Not Going to Pay For It Anymore
›
Copyright Takedown Experiment Reveals Horrible ISP Policies
›
HBO freezes fair use; plugs analog hole
›
Disney Caught Pirating from Public Domain -- and Children!
›
Senator McCain shows spine on IP; defends controlling your own TV/DVR
›
Olsen Twins take a page from Arnold's playbook; threaten t-shirt maker
›
FvL on Grokster Cert Petition
›
New Patent-Battle Hotspot: WiFi
›
BusinessWeek: Are the Copyright Wars Chilling Innovation?
›
CNN Abusing DMCA Takedown?
›
Copyright v. Democracy
›
Oregon's (Donald) Duck
›
Click Here to Allow Unlawful Restraint of Trade
›
Free Speech Vindicated in OPG v. Diebold
›
God and MGM at Stanford
›
Cutting Patent Claims Back Down to Size
›
Linux Australia "Shot in the Dark" by MPAA
›
Updating the Copyright Clause
›
RIAA Lobbyist: DRM 'up or INDUCE is gonna getcha
›
Judge Posner: Misuse Remedies for Copyright's Chill
›
SP2 Bandwidth Suck Leads Colleges to Block MSFT Updates
›
Ok/Cancel: The sunk costs of innovation vs. litigation
›
There's One Born Every Minute
›
Bobblehead Manufacturer Settles with Schwarzenegger
›
Embargo Lifted
›
Apple vs. Real: A DRM Story
›
Apple vs. Reverse Engineering
›
Oops - I Seem To Be Standing On Your Shoulders
›
This Use Is Fair Use
›
Are You Experienced?
›
Rip, Mix, Sue
›
RIAA Goes After Store that Supports Music Sales
›
Surprise! Competitive Enterprise Institute Finds INDUCE Act Anti-Competitive
›
Audible - Do Not Distribute, Alter or Edit Audio of 9/11 Hearings
›
Copyfight's Guide to LawMeme's Guide...
›
Fair Use It or Lose It, Part III
›
Speaking of Acacia
›
IP as "Property": Point/Counterpoint
›
Fox on Fair Use: Lose It
›
University Press Refuses to Be Fair Use Guinea Pig
›
Absurd Copyright Claims Collection
›
NY Times on DVD DRM
›
Camera & Cell Phone Batteries = Next DMCA Frontier?
›
RCN's New Tethered Music Service
›
EFF's Top Ten Patents That Shouldn't Be Granted
›
Tech Companies Rally Against the Induce Act
›
A Tale of Two Tethers
›
Backblog: The Induce Act
›
RIAA Wooing California District Attorneys with Free Drinks, CD give-aways
›
More on Barbie's battles...
›
Mattel Spanked for Bringing Objectively Meritless Suit Against Artist
›
Playing RIAA Attorney for a Day
›
Book Publisher Knopf Rattles Copyright Saber
›
Tiffany's sues eBay under shaky TM theory for failure to police counterfeits
›
Fourth Circuit Affirms that Passive Hosting/Viewing of Web Content without Knowledge is not Copyright Infringement
›
CD DRM Keeps Music Off P2P Filesharing Networks
›
You Just Can't Trust BMW Owners
›
The Sony-fication of Apple?
›
Videogame Publishers Launch DMCA Lawsuit
›
Now Is the Time for All Good Men...
›
Wanted: Stupid Patents
›
Incredibly Dumb DRM Tactics - iTunes Example #1
›
WIPO - It's a Wrap
›
WIPO - Notes from Day Two
›
Blogging Copyright Infringement
›
Burning DRM's CDs
›
It Is All About Locking Down the System
›
First Sale Hurts Videogame Market Claims Gamespot Guest Columnist
›
From Japan, a Broadcast Flag Preview
›
UnFairPlay: Von Lohmann on DRM v. Competition
›
Penn State v. Education II
›
Penn State v. Education?
›
Lawsuit Launched Over Schwarzenegger Bobbleheads
›
Sony Electronic's Sad, Preventable Decline
›
Copywrongs and Godwin's Law
›
DRM is a Folding Chair
›
Video Art or Copyright Crime?
›
Tales of DRM Terror
›
Musician Survey Says P2P lawsuits aren't helping
›
Free Speech? Not on the Gubernator's Watch
›
Schwarzenegger Threatens to Sue Over Bobblehead Doll
›
Meet The New iTunes, Less than the Old iTunes
›
Trusted Computing/DMCA v. Diebold's Pentagon Papers
›
FBI Raids Public Schools in AZ
›
MichaelFroomkinWiki: Are You Copyright Experienced?
›
The Killing Fields of Free Culture
›
Prelude to a CFP
›
Bad Patents in for a Spanking
›
Court Rules Yoga Nonprofit Has Standing for Declaratory Judgment suit against Bikram
›
Copyright in Fireworks Displays
›
Broadcast Flag, Supersized
›
Clarke Unhappy with Remixed Campaign Culture
›
Amazon Receives Patent on Browser Cookies; Stallman Protests
›
Rental Nation
›
Korean Copyright Owners Demand Reduce Functionality for Cellphones
›
The King of Copyright Has Left the Building
›
Berkman on iTMS
›
Nashville Songwriters Lament Their Dying Profession
›
Copyrighting Newspaper Headlines?
›
Slashdot Calculates RIAA Lawsuit Layaway Plan
›
Real Hypocrisy
›
Crawford on the Broadcast Flag
›
Eldred III
›
Scoping out Trademark Abuse Online
›
Trump Now in the IP Biz
›
Mobile Phone Maker LG Clashes with Korean RIAA over MP3 Phone
IP Markets and Monopolies
›
Nintendo Decides It Can Own Fans' YouTube Content
›
While You Weren't Looking, Aereo Has Been Busy
›
Tor Sees No Increase In Illegal Copies After One Year DRM-Free
›
Who Should Be Using Broadcast-TV Spectrum?
›
Books on Board Shuttering
›
Redigi Loses Round One
›
Aereo Wins in the Second
›
Name Your Price Webcomic
›
Indian Court Upholds Compulsory Licensing Scheme
›
Authors and (Used) E-book Panic
›
Taking Stock of the Farmer v Agribiz Case
›
PeerJ's Disruptive Pricing "Secret"
›
Can Meaningful Connections Be Profitable in Digital Music?
›
(Littlest) Cheese Crumbles
›
What are the Economics of Producing a Streaming Series?
›
Is A La Carte Pricing for Television Economical?
›
One Author, One Title, One Set of Numbers
›
(Digital) Music Sales Surge Post-Xmas
›
Sometimes There's A Story in What Didn't Happen
›
BBC: Nothing New in TV Show Piracy
›
Streaming News
›
The (Littlest) Cheese Stands Alone - So Sad
›
Guess What, E-Books Still Suck
›
When IP Hits Closer To Home
›
How Do We Make More Than Pennies Flow?
›
We Are Not Amused
›
Marketing by Lawsuit
›
Two More Stories About E-Books and Business
›
Owners Rights Initiative Kickoff, and Other Kirtsaeng Action
›
Amazon's Flub (Finally) Hits Mainstream Media
›
Is Streaming Music A Viable Business? For Whom?
›
Why DRM Hurts the Blind, Which is to Say "All of Us"
›
More Insanity Associated with Aero
›
Wal-Mart Sniper-Kills Kindle
›
Who Here Remembers Lexmark?
›
Demonstrably Insane, But Legal
›
Drugs, IP, Convenience, and Price
›
Amazon Cuts Off Unglue.it
›
Game IP Hits Bigtime
›
Monopolism Is Not Limited to the Cartel
›
The Last Buggy-Whip Olympics
›
The Cartel Created This Mess, Deliberately
›
It's Stupid Season Out In Cable TV-land
›
Def Leppard to Record Label: No!
›
First Sale Gets A Second Life in Europe
›
If the TV Business is Collapsing It's Their Own Goddamn Fault
›
Daniel Moore Can Continue To Paint Red
›
Hey AOL! Sauce for the Goose...
›
Elsevier Loses a Big Name, Publicly
›
How The Harvard Book Store is Reinventing Retail Bookselling
›
Village Person Terminates Cartel Rights
›
Kindle Sales Dropping Already, Publishers Back Off IPad Apps
›
Amazon is Nobody's Darling Right Now
›
B&N/Microsoft to Compete With Apple & Amazon
›
This Could Be Huge - Tor Dumps DRM
›
Is Academic Publishing Finally At A Crossroads?
›
Ignoring the Real Anticompetitive Behavior in the E-Book Antitrust Suit
›
Nest Fires Back At Honeywell
›
How Did Jon Sargent Get So Divorced From Reality?
›
Smells Like Sarcasm, Reads Like A Smackdown
›
What is "KDP Select" and Does It Matter?
›
Indian Court Decision May End Cheap Generics
›
Is Cloud Retransmission Legal for Broadcast TV?
›
Who Decides What Books You Can Buy?
›
Updates and Short Bits
›
Hines on Amazon Re-Pricing Authors' Books
›
Und you VILL Sign Zis Contract Or Else!
›
When Tim O'Reilly Gets It and the Cartel Doesn't
›
Just How Much Trouble Are Google/Motorola/Samsung In?
›
Could There Be A Legal Secondary Market for MP3s?
›
Cuckoo's Nest
›
Apple's Evil Sabotage
›
Apple Jumps Into iBooks - With Hobnailed Boots
›
Joe Konrath Claims USD 100,000 E-book Profits in Jan
›
It's Not Just E-Books, Movie Prices Suck Too
›
Still More On E-Book Prices And Complaining
›
Gillmor on the E-Book Pricing "Swindle"
›
Will Drugs IP Ever Change? Not if Johnson & Johnson Gets A Say
›
Can Legitmix Remix Copyright? (Hint: no)
›
BT Jumps on the "Sue Google" Bandwagon
›
Mediashift Just Slightly Misses the Mark
›
ZDNEt: Apple is in Worldwide Patent War
›
Another Problem with Paywalls and DRM
›
You Didn't Think You OWNED That E-Book, Right?
›
Two New Fights in Online Music
›
Silly People, Books Are For Selling!
›
We're Not Following You, We Just Patented A Method For It
›
How Many E-Books?
›
Is This A Future For Audiobooks?
›
Black Monolith vs Apple
›
Springsteen, Kool, Henley et al vs The RIAA
›
Big-Headed Dolls, Big Dollars Settlement
›
Sandoval (CNET) Does His Homework
›
Do You Read Books Once And Dispose of Them?
›
Is Self-Publishing Finally Coming Into Its Own?
›
Pandora and the Ongoing Search for Profits
›
Apple Tries to Stop People Giving Away Their Products
›
Drugs, Prices, and Patents
›
NHL Takes P.R. Lessons from Cartel
›
In Their Own Words They Damn Themselves
›
Makena Update
›
Can Do-It-Yourself Publishing Really Work?
›
Money, Patents, and Killing People
›
Patrick Rothfuss offers to help Nathan Fillon buy back Firefly
›
Lego Loses EU Trademark; More Trouble Coming?
›
NY Times Weighs in on Plumpy'Nut
›
Doctorow v eBook Publishers
›
Killed by Code?
›
Who Owns Your Android Apps?
›
Digital Tickets Raise Ownership Questions
›
It's In The Times, So It Must Be Respectable Now
›
Sita vs Netflix
›
Arguments Against Gene Patents
›
The Urge To Share
›
iPad Does What the Cartel Dreams Of
›
More IP That Kills
›
Recording for People Who Want to Listen
›
How To Rescue Things from the Slush Pile
›
DOJ to Google Books: "Hold On There"
›
Publishing for People Who Want to Read (Magazines)
›
Scalzi on Amazon Fail
›
Good Hackers
›
OK Go Admit They're In Slavery
›
The Slush Pile and Self-Publishing
›
Marshal McLuhan Paging OK Go
›
The (Public Domain) Day That Wasn't
›
How Are Textbooks Like Prescription Drugs?
›
A Little Light Weekend Reading - Google Books Settlement
›
"Veihl'd" Assumptions
›
Cognitive Dissonance Writ Large
›
It's People Like You What Cause Unrest
›
Pay to Play May Come to Broadcast At Last
›
Real DVD Monopolies (or so says RealNetworks)
›
Copyfight is Everywhere
›
Why Is This Still So Goddamn Hard?
›
Is Silence the Price of Patents?
›
Copyright Owners Contributing to the Destruction of Their Own Property
›
Are Resales Killing Publishing?
›
Why Proprietary, Locked Media Are Bad
›
Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes?
›
RIAA Declares Jihad Over; ISPs to Slap Wrists (for now)
›
Rebellyon - Amanda Palmer and Roadrunner Records
›
Euros Put Cost (to People) on Patent Lawsuits
›
Lala Land?
›
Apple Gets a Dock Patent
›
Rowling Wins Against Lexicon
›
Royalties on Digital Tunes Stable Through 2012 - DRM in Doubt
›
Disney and the Copyright on Mickey Mouse
›
An End To A 'Reprieve' - Bye Bye Web Radio?
›
Be Careful What You Wish For
›
Did Microsoft (over)Implement the Broadcast Flag?
›
Publishers vs Academics
›
How Much Potter Does Rowling Own?
›
Can E-Zines Succeed?
›
Bye Bye (Buy?) Baidu
›
Qtrax Backtrax
›
Two Big Digital Music Service Moves
›
More Microsoft Woes
›
More EMI Woes
›
Even Fools Don't Invest in the Music Business
›
The Hollywood Writer's Strike, in Under Four Minutes
›
Oink Thumbs Its Nose At Cartel, Even In Death
›
Apple v Burst, and Bad Reporting
›
NBC Makes Viewers' Lives Harder with Stupid Download Plan
›
Tear Down the (Digital Science Publishing) Walls
›
Did Amazon "Beat" Apple in the Tiff Over NBC Shows?
›
Fair Use "Has Gone Missing"?
›
How Hollywood Closed The "Analog Hole"
›
ATT to Pearl Jam: oops (not sorry)
›
Blockbuster Buys Movielink
›
AC/DC Snubs iTunes, Makes Life Difficult for Fans
›
FMC Files Complaint Against Clear Channel
›
Don't Bother Me With Mere Facts
›
The Cartel's Reach is Long
›
Another Sputtering Moron Joins the Jihad
›
ATT Joins Cartel Jihad
›
No, Mr Web Radio. I Expect You To DIE!
›
TiVo's in Ur House, Sellin' Ur Data
›
NTP Crosses Palm
›
Peace Breaks Out
›
Copyright vs Scholarship
›
Equivalent, High-Quality, Legal Alternatives
›
Cartel Inching Away from DRM Police State?
›
Wendy debates MPAA's Fritz Attaway on DRM
›
MLB vs Fantasy Baseball
›
What Does a Torrent Deal Amount To?
›
The Money Stops with Steve Jobs
›
More Follow the Money
›
Startups Do Sue Big Players
›
Is Post-Punk Laptop Rap the Cartel's Waterloo?
›
Don't Miss Cato vs. the DMCA
›
MPAA vs Usenet
›
Judge to NTP, RIM: Settle!
›
Apple's DMCA to the Max[xuss linkers]
›
Because, You Know, Movie Piracy is WRONG
›
Austen making a publishing comeback (from the public domain)
›
Fall of the House of Cards?
›
RIM Pushed to the Edge
›
Don't Confuse the Company and the Protocol
›
BBC Catalogs Sony's Woes
›
Canada lets Mega Bloks build on expired Lego patents
›
Boiling Frogs with Sony's Rootkit
›
See Sony. See Sony Backpedal. See Sony Backpedal Fast.
›
Apple Trying to Patent "Tamper-Resistant" Software
›
DRM Is Not a Contract, Part II
›
Dear Recording Industry: You're Being Had
›
DRM Is Not a Contract
›
Music (Download) Money Muddle
›
In Praise of First Sale, Part II
›
In Praise of First Sale
›
RentMyDVR. Buy my lawsuit?
›
At What Price, Injustice?
›
Sue All the World; Sue All the Children
›
The meaning of TiVo's DRM bug
›
What Can't You Do With the New IPod Phone?
›
They Shoot Emerging Markets, Don't They?
›
P2P Now Number 2
›
If You Build It, They Will Come
›
Dumb Ideas, Part 3 - Competing Standards
›
Where Does Hollywood Make Its Money?
›
Behavior is Always More Complex
›
Biting the Hand That Buys From You
›
Brazil and Abbott Labs Reach Deal
›
Whither Movies?
›
United Way CTO Fires Salvo at Fundraising Patents
›
EMI Joins BMG in Customer Harrassment Program
›
iTunes Isn't Number Two, After All
›
Taking Derivatives, or How Many Copies Fit on a Disc
›
iTunes Now Number Two
›
Because Giving the Customers What They Want Always Gets You Sued
›
Meanwhile, the Music DRM Marches On
›
Point Counter... Oh Screw It
›
The Economist Rails on Flawed BSA Piracy Study
›
How Much Profit Is In Downloadable Music?
›
Yahoo! Jumps! Into! Music! Game!
›
"Podcasting" Experiment
›
Patents and the Software Industry
›
Follow the Money
›
I Can't Believe It's Not Cory
›
Cracks in Omerta
›
Tech Reality != Business Reality
›
What the Cartel Thinks
›
Typically, the Major Labels Have Lost Interest
›
Whither MusicNet?
›
Death of the CD?
›
Why Microsoft Won't Fight the Broadcast Flag
›
The revenge of Sapir-Whorf
›
Sony Day
›
Consumer groups weigh in
›
Let's make downloading more attractive
›
Ouch, There's a Patent in my Palm!
›
It's a shame those UK viewers are so...
›
What They Said
›
Palm: How to Lose Fans and Alienate Developers
›
Bang Bang Maxwell's Silver Ecomonic Model of Copyright Comes Down on First Monday
›
Calling the DRM Bluff
›
M$ for Choice? - Er, Not So Much
›
M$ for Choice
›
HDTV: Engineering for Incompatibility
›
When You're the Schoolyard Bully, Everyone Has to Play with You
›
Hypocrite, Thy Name Is Real
›
Induce Act = Farm Subsidies
›
Competition to Apple: Get Real
›
Guest Room
›
Two on Tethers
›
Guess I'm Going to Have to Buy the White Album Again
›
The 9/11 Report -- A Bestseller from the Public Domain
›
GD gets its GIF Back, Patent-Free
›
You Bought It. They Own It.
›
eBay Quietly Tests Facilitating Sales of Digital Downloads
›
DRM Is Bad for Monopolists, Too
›
RIAA Killed the Radio TiVo
›
Fruit Baskets, Free Riders, and Fair Use
›
New NPD Study: P2P Recommends CDs for Its Users Who Buy CDs
›
Felten's Grand Unified Theory of File-Sharing
›
All Your Time Shifting Are Belong to Us
›
NYT on UNC/Harvard P2P Study
›
Gmail and Copyright (or The Revenge of Moore's Law)
›
Record Labels Using "Pirate" Data to sell more CDs
›
Is Hollywood Undercutting Music Sales?
›
New UNC Study Finds File-sharing Has No Effect on CD Sales
IP Use
›
Let's Try a More Rational Legal Approach to 3D Printing Law
›
Compulsive Looking and (Lack of) Copyrights At Museums
›
Patent Trolls for the Little Guy
›
Video Game Development Game Ironic Piracy
›
Sony Will Not Block Used Games
›
PledgeMusic - Is This the New Business of Making Music?
›
HathiTrust, Copyright, and Electronic Library Media
›
Myrvold Patents, Tech Review Flubs
›
Gaming, DRM, Piracy, and the Price of Working in PR
›
Who Writes Your Documentary Films?
›
(Trade) Publishers Have Virtue
›
John Scalzi Enters the Tor DRM-Free Waters, With Cautions
›
Legitmix Enters Beta, Model Unchanged
›
Google Extends Its Transparency Report to Copyright
›
Drew Wilson and the Science of File Sharing
›
UK Academics Move to Free Up Taxpayer-Funded Research
›
Facebook Sues Yahoo! - Right Back Atyoo!
›
What If There Was A Tablet Before Apple's?
›
Yahoo! Sues Facebook, Bloggers Hyperventilate Massively
›
Copyright Rules for (College) Students
›
Tattoos as Speech
›
Two More Modern Business Copyfight Models
›
How to Get Self-Published, How To Get Loaned
›
Scholar Experiments With New Media Models
›
What if You Deliberately Used BitTorrent To Distribute Your Book?
›
This is How We Mash, 2011 Business Models
›
Borderlands Shared Universe Reappears, Shares a Bit More
›
"The Power of Few" Calls on Power of Many
›
The Gaga Saga
›
How Could They Not Screw It Up?
›
Canadian RIA Pays Up
›
A Sane Approach to Sharing (News Online)
›
A Personal Puzzler - Who Owns This Audio?
›
George Lucas Pirated Chewbacca's Image
›
Experimental Derivative Art
›
Remix Age Youth and Plagiarism
›
Living Your Own Philosophy (remix)
›
Guterman Makes "Sandinista Project" Free Again
›
Reclusive Mathematician to Crowdsourcers: Hold On There
›
What Does That Make Us?
›
The Cartel Swallows Marvel - IP Contention Ensues
›
A Style Mash-Up
›
IAF Goes For The Sponsors
›
More Fun Free Things
›
Sometimes It Is That Easy
›
More Good Free Science
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Thru-You, the YouTube Mashup
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NiN Giving It Away
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Watchmen Judgment Posted
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An ASCAP for Books
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Politics and Song Rights
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People Unclear on the Concept?
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Copying in Political Speech
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Get Your War On, Cartoonists
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Get Yourself Some RIAA-Free Music
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Google One Up, One Down in Patent Decision
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Jackson, New Line Settle - Hobbit to Go Forward
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It's Not A Copyright Thing (?)
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Burst, Apple Settle - Nobody Notices?
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Shared Free Science
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NBC's Download Saga Continues
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From Rock Gods to Ringtones
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Too Many Cooks Spoil The Copyright?
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A Couple of PoD followups - Expensive!
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Anyone Have An Opinion on Createspace?
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Why Watermark? To Target Ads
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Universal to 'Watermark' non-DRMed MP3
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How to Download Free (Legal) Music
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Getting Music To An Audience, 21st-Century Style
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Apple Puts (Your) Names in DRM-Free Music
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Now THIS is Funny
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BBC Trust Issues DRM/Download Decisions
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Fair Use and Scientific Illustration
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BBC Signs on to MSFT DRM
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Apple Settles with Apple, Keeps Apple Name
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What Does IP Have To Do With Who Directs "The Hobbit"?
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Are We Really Smarter Than Me?
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Writers, Wills, and Posthumous IP Care
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A "Mock-You-mentary"
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PLOS Growing Plans
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The Web Never Forgets
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What is the Future of the Book?
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Music Genome Project Opens Pandora's Box
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BPL "Rents" Digital Videos
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No Sleep 'till I See My Video
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Publish to the People Moves Forward
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What Right in Digital Actors?
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Bill Graham Archive Online
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Biting the Hand that Feeds the TV Show
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A Study in Contrasts: eBaying pacemakers or pillows
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Google Adds Music Info to Searches
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RIM/NTP Mud Splashes Microsoft
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Can Patent Policies be Socially Responsible?
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Media Storage Lockers
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Copyright Mythbusters: Believe It or Not, Fair Use Exists
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On the (Neglected) User in Copyright Law
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Just the Facts, M'am
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Reining In Schroeder
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Speaking Volumes, Part II
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Button Up for Creative Commons
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Dvorak on Creative Commons: Now I Get It
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A Copy Is As a Copy Does
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Speaking Volumes
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A Charter for the Future of Intellectual Property
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Until You're Ready for OpenCourseWare
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The new threat: Subway map sharing?
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Patry Reverses Course on Google Print Library Project
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Google Sued for Massive Copyright Infringement
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Rip, Mix, Share (TV)
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Wal-Mart = Copyfighter?
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Peerflix
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Architecture and Copyright: Order Without Law?
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Filesharing Amnesty - For Real, This Time
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Dave Matthews Band v. DRM?
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Google Print Is As Google Print Does
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Google Print Library: Shoulda, Coulda, Woulda
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Gaiman on Audio & MP3 CDs
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The Upside of Misunderstanding
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A Shared Playlist for Copyfighters
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(Permission) Culture Study
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Patents "More Burden Than Benefit" at Venture Level
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Friday Fun Stories
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Obviously We're Not Using Enough of Google's Disk Space
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No Demonstrable Link Between Filesharing and Lost CD Sales
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Free Science in the Public Interest
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Google's Scan Plan Draws Critics
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Repositories vs. Spreaders of Knowledge
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50 Cent Ain't Sweatin' Da Repercussions of P2P
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David v. Goliath - Starring Warren Beatty as David
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When More is Too Darned Much
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This Data Just Wants to Be Public
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Engine vs. Caboose
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Fabulous Presentation on Beatallica & Ulrich v. Sony at Signal or Noise
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Some Downloading Is Legal (and Updates Every 6 Hours)
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Shades of Burst
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Nation Won't Let Nation Touch Its Preciousssss
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Do You Know Where That Picture Has Been?
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BBC Rips, Mixes Creative Commons
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President Bush: Fair User or Darknet Thief?
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A Torrent of Government Documents
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Do As I Say, Not As I Do
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"Creative Archive" Poised for a Trip Back to the Future
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Hal Varian on Grokster: It's the size of the pizza, stupid
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Cruel Intentions
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Relocate the Delocator
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I'm Not Only a Member of the Hair Club for Men, I'm Also...
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Starbucks Delocator, Delocated
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EBay wins another round
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How to Fix the Orphan Works Problem
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Penning new Pan
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EBay lost, but may have the last laugh
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Free Fiona!
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Copyright Bull***t
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First Hilary Rosen, Then Fritz Attaway
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More on Marvel v. NCSoft
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WIPO Comics Remixed
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This Isn't a Copyfight
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James Boyle: Public Information Wants to Be Free
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Even Lars Approves
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Bright ideas, delivered to your desktop
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Copyfight: The Documentary
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What He Said
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Listen (Shhh) to What the Librarians Say
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Eyes on the Copyright Fight
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Let a Thousand Googles Bloom
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Canada's (Copy)fight for a National Digital Library
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Grey Album Named Best of 2004
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P2P for CC
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Linkable + Thinkable: Google Edition
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Google Wow
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Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed
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Grimmelmanniacs Rejoice
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Boyle Responds to Epstein on Open Source Sustainability
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Sony BMG Inhales
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The Key to a Good (Fair Use) Defense
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Fisher on P2P Crisis and Opportunity
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Who Holds the Copyright to the Universe?
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Creative Commons Blows Up
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Quoth the Nazgul, "Nevermore"
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Toward a Gentleman's Agreement on Copyright
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Cory on the Creative Archive
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This Song Is Our Song
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The Pixies ride the New Wave of Internet Distribution
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Powerful Language from the MGM v. Grokster Decision
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More Free Music Than You Can Listen To
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Barbie's In a Blender
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Lessig's Free Culture on Third Printing Despite/Due to Free Downloads
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Parodist Fined for Getting People Interested in Politics
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Woody Guthrie on Copyright
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Movie Industry Exercises Restraint
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A Call for a Wiki of the 9/11 Commission Report
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Duke University Induces iPod Education
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U.S. Clings to "Britney" Business Model, Japan Asks Why We're Not Interested
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Rock and Roll Scheduled to Enter Public Domain in Europe Soon
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Freedom to Fisk
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Fair Use It Or Lose It - More Talking in the Library
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Seltzer on "OutFOXed"
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Totally Jeffersonian
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BMG Sells It Like It Is
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Fair Use It or Lose It
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Bloomberg on Hollywood and Internet Piracy
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Amazing Grace - the MST3K Definition
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Should Libraries Let Patrons Annotate e-Books?
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Bravo Zulu
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OpenTextBook.org
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Study on Copynorms in First Monday
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WiFi WANs and LANs
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The Rise of the Videogame Sprite Comic
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Commercials - Rip, Mix, Post on a Website
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Danish Alternate Compensation Scheme for Porn
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Die Duckomenta
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Compromising Darknets
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Free Ringtones
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Talking About an Evolution
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Common Sense on Compilation Copyright- The Dorothy Parker Case
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No Infringement = A Lesser "Kill Bill"
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Trifecta: Legal P2P?
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Bush/Trump Mash-up Raises Copyright Questions
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Bad Faith Fair Use
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Reimagining Mickey Mouse
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AT&T Wireless to ID radio songs
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Salon on Groklaw's Open Source Approach to Legal Research
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Bowie and Audi Team Up to Mash-Up
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Support Our Troops: Legalize Music Sharing
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Annotated Potter and a Call to Support Marginalia Generally
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Canadian Politician OK with P2P
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Dashiell Hammett and the Case of the Public Domain
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The Year 1632 Was a Good One for Copyright
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Free Culture - The Collaborative Chinese Translation Edition
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Wilco Accepts P2P, Applauds Donations from Downloaders
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Remix, Reuse and Vote
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Piracy in Progress
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Reuters on Headlines and Bloggers
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The Annotated Lessig and Other Stories of Free Culture
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Comictastic: Napsterize the Comics' Prize?
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George Romero's Night of the Living Dead in PD; on Archive.org
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Breakfast Cereal Icons and Independent Creation
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Bway To Offer RIAA-proof DSL?
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Godwin/Public Knowledge on DRM
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Voluntary Collective Licensing--Got the Picture?
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Sharing Creativity: BNL & RvB
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Another Hollywood Insider Caught With Hand in the Cookie Jar
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Automakers Use Secret Codes to Fight Aftermarket Competition
Kudos
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Don't Miss Cato vs. the DMCA
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Copyfighter of the Week
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Journalism Happens
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New York Times Editorial Board == Copyfighters
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Bravo
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Same Blawg Time, New Blawg Channel
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Shout Out to JP
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Culture of Hope
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DirecTV Drops "Guilt-by-Purchase" Strategy
Laws and Regulations
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Who Really Owns The Librarian of Congress?
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Two Proposals To Change The Rules - One Good, One Bad
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CAFC Muddies Patent Waters - With a Power Blender
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Could the US Government Finally Be Moving on IP Law Problems?
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British Photo Copyright Orphans' Concern
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Second Circuit Restores Traditional Fair Use Tests
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Safe Harbor (YouTube) Wins Another Round
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SCOTUS Reverses in Kirtsaeng
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Next Moves in the DMCA Mexican Stand-Off
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Whitehouse Says Yes to Unlocking Phones; Librarian of Congress Yawns
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For Your Convenience Your ISP is Now Spying On You
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Legal and Illegal International Copyright Regimes
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DMCA Violation Penalty Now Larger Than Terrorism Penalty
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David Post on Copyright and Originalism
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Kappos Thinks AIA Will Fix Patents
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Is the Legal System Itself Creating Patent Trolls?
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Could Something (IP) Good Come from the Republicans in Congress?
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The Patent "Bargain" (in Canada)
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CAFC, Abstraction, Mayo, and New Cases
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Google Wins Again In Ongoing Google Books Litigation
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Supreme Court Grants Cert for Bowman v. Monsanto
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There's A "Blue Suede Shoes" Pun In Here Somewhere
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How Far Does Copyright Extend in Functional vs Expressive?
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As Others See Us
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CAFC Wants to Bring (Its) Order to Patent Eligibility Rules
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EFF's Latest Patent Effort Seriously Misguided
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Geist is a Go-To Guy
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Mayo, Confusion, and What is Patentable
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2nd Circuit Rules on Viacom v YouTube
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What Do RICO and Botnets Have To Do With Copyright?
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Cartel Abuse Goes South
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SCOTUS Says Your Thoughts Are Still Unpatentable
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The Cartel Is the Law Now
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That Sound You Hear May Be An Oncoming Train
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Apple Wins Again in Germany Against Motorola
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Elsevier Backs Down on RWA
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How To Make Things Better; How To Make Things Worse
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More "Post" SOPA
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Three Stories from the Immediately Post-SOPA World
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What the Hell is Up with Copyrights in the UK?
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On the Dissent in Golan v Holder
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E-Book Pricing War Gets DOJ's Attention
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David Post on DMCA and the Arab Spring
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How To Get Out of BitTorrent Lawsuits
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Silly People, Books Are For Reading
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It's Not Just The Cartel (Excessive Awards)
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"What.." Makes Fair Use Easier
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There's a(n Ebook) War Going On
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Misuse of Dictionaries in Patent (and Other) Decisions
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Copyright Yo Face!
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Vicarious Infringement in Corporate Settings
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Viacom et al. v. Youtube And Its Importance
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US Wants More Penalties on IP Violators
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Copyright vs Free Speech at SCOTUS
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Obama Administration Continues to Export Jihad
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The Shakespeare Conspiracy
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Thierry Guetta, Shepard Fairey, and Copyright Lawsuits
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RIAA Continues DoJ Takeover
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Copyrights in a List
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First-Sale Doctrine Under Fire
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Russia Uses Microsoft IP to Suppress Dissent
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Breaking DRM Gets New Protections
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DMCA, Dongles, and Breaking DRM
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RIAA Gets Slapped; Tenenbaum Still Can't Pay
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This Looks More and Moore Sciento-illogical
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Cory Doctorow, Radical Author
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Michael Geist, Radical Extremist
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The Fat Lady Has Sung, Taken Her Bows, and Now Exits
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A Systemic Threat to the Rights of Legitimate Traders
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ACTA May Affect Physical Products, Too
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Everything You Need to Know About ACTA (to this moment)
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Obama v Tenenbaum
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FMC Promotes Tool for FCC Comment-Filing
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Who's a Pirate? The Cartel's a Pirate!
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Must-See TV: ACTA
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In An Effort to Prove They Cannot Learn
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A Win Too Fair
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Photographer, Not a Terrorist (UK)
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"Civil Rights for Musicians Act " Fight Gets Nastier (and More Confusing)
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Eh, Mebbe Not
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And Now A Pirate MEP
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DMCA Rulings Overbroad in Gaming Too
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RIAA Takes Over DOJ
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Venue Matters
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Immoral Patents, or So Say the Europeans
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Right to Own, Right to View
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RIAA v. Joel Tenenbaum: The Fleet is in Motion
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Law Enforcement Seizes Biker Gang IP?
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Orphan Works and Emphatic Words
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In Which Our Hero TriesTo Comprehend EU Copyright Issues
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DMCA Takedowns Must Consider Fair Use
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Does the RIAA Have Legal Legs?
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Rowling versus the Lexicon, Round 1
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And One Click to Rule... um, Something
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Cartel Gets Big Money to Fill In Big Hole
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Cartel Continues to Reinterpret Laws it Doesn't Like
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Microsoft Wins Two in Patent Cases
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Sword Patents Get No Injunction
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Web Radio Stay of Execution About to Expire
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Echos of Tasini in a "Curious Case"
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MPAA Gets "Weapon of Mass Discovery"
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Internet Radio Gets (Temporary) Stay of Execution
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Will Congress Rescue Internet Radio?
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Yes, Call Congress to Ask for a Halt to Copyright Charges
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Copyright Office Set to Kill Web Radio
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Educating Judges on Patent Law
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Need Help Finding Examples
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No "Sergeant Pepper" Law in the UK?
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IBM to SCO: Shove It, And Here's Why
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Apparently There Are No More Terrorists
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Tim B-L on Net Neutrality
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Fair License or Fair-Use Threat?
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More Governmental Malfunctions
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SCOTUS to Patent Holders: No, No, and Also No
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IP Info for the Masses
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Apple Wins Another One... Against Apple
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Public Citizen Sounds Alarm on Trademark Bill
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Patent Trolls or Patent Pushers?
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Creative Commons Copyright Upheld in Amsterdam
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Google, Porn Images, Copyright Violations?
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Could They Outlaw Corporate Stupidity, Too?
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RIAA Speak with Forked Tongue
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Who Can Say What is a Picture of You?
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Texas AG vs Sony Spyware
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On the P2P Problem: Where Do We Go Now?
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Grokster Gives Up the Ghost
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More on the Horror...the Horror...the Horror
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The Horror...the Horror...the Horror
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Why We'd Kill the Web If It Was Born Today
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A New Kind of Halloween Document
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Colleges Shouldn't Be Cops, Either
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Could Blackberry Be Shut Down? Doubt It
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Hacking Is Not Fair Use
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Stopping the Signal: Broadcast Flag Update #2
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Surprise: Your Reps Actually Listen When You Complain About the Broadcast Flag
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You Lose Some
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Australian High Court Deals a Blow Against Ubercopyright
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Night of the Living Broadcast Flag
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And When Force is Gone, There's Always Mom. Hi Mom!
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MPAA Sock Puppets on Parade: Who Supports the Broadcast Flag?
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More on Microsoft/Eolas
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Wassup at WIPO
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Whaa?
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Northern Rights
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The Word from WIPO
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The Pizzaright Principle
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More on "Middleman" Rights for Webcasters
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More Rights Are Wrong for Webcasters
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More on the Stealth Push for Webcasters' Pseudo Copyrights
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One IP Right to Rule Them All
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Kids: Understand the USPTO's reality distortion field
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RIAA to Congress: Give Us Control of Digital Radio
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Canadian Copyfight: Geist Rebuts Recording Industry Spin of KaZaA Ruling
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Australian Court on KaZaA - Stop: Napster Time
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The Latest IP Crime: "Box-Wrap" Patent Infringement
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Courts on DMCA: You Can Repair Products, But You Can't Improve Them
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Your Employee IP Agreement May Become a Non-Compete
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To DMCA or Not to DMCA - Australia Decides
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Fed. Circuit Smacks Down Bad DMCA Decision Re: Independent Repair Techs
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Lord Save Us From Patent Reform
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How Now, Smart Cow?
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Copyfight Quote of the Day
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What the DMCA Is "Good" For: Marginalizing Open Source
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Dumb Ideas, Part 2
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Dumb Ideas Never Die
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The Mother of Acrimonious Acronyms
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Granick on "Ciscogate"
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Piss Off SCO, Go to Jail? (in Europe)
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Blackberry Case Gets More Complicated
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Battle Brewing Over Network Neutrality
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Quantify that Obscenity, If You Please
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Taking a Page from Microsoft's Book
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Post-Grokster Lawmaking?
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Hyperlinking Considered Infringement Down Under
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Opening Up the Wayback Can of Worms
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Thou Shalt Not 'Ster, Part II
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Toward a Common Market for Digital Rights
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EU Parliament Votes Down Software Patents, 648-14
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A Grokster Quid Pro Quo for Copyright "Incumbents"?
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Grokster Pop Quiz: How Liable Are You?
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James Boyle on EU Software Patents: Question Your Assumptions
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Is Bram Cohen Guilty of Grokster "Thought Crime"?
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There, Isn't That Better?
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That's the Question
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Fred von Lohmann on How to Read Grokster (Again)
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And in the Other Corner...
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Grokster Q & A with Gigi Sohn
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Susan Crawford: The Supremes Got Grokster Just Right
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EFF on the Supreme Court Grokster Ruling
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And Now, a Word from the Grokster Defense
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MGM v. Grokster -- What Happened?
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Supreme Court Reverses Grokster -- Unanimously
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Open Access Denied
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How to Read the Supreme Court Ruling in Grokster
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No, Really. No Broadcast Flag This Time
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The Waiting Is the Hardest Part, Part II
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The Waiting Is the Hardest Part
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Psst - Copyfighters Meta-Blog Grokster
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If Literature Was Patentable, Would Great Novels Be at Risk?
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More Reports from the Blizzard v. BnetD Oral Arguments
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Blizzard v. BnetD - Just As Important As Grokster?
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Patent Suspension? Or Let Them Die?
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The cutting edge of licensing rights
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Rep. Barton Defends Fair Use
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Fair use and grassroots media
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Patry on Bridgeport: A Policymaking Riddle Inside an Analysis-Free Enigma...
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Offering != Distribution
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CommDaily: MPAA May Not Seek Broadcast Flag in DTV Bill
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What He Said
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Broadcast Flag Rears Its Ugly Head in DTV Transition Hearings
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PWN3D by the Feds
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New Terms of ART
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Canadian Appeals Court Denies P2P Subpoenas
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Big-time Copyright Geekery over at Patry's Blog
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"Broadcast Flag?" "Yes, Master?"
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A Patent System Gone Awry
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Court on Broadcast Flag: You Can't Hide Elephants in Mouseholes
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Broadcast Flag Regulation Shot Down
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The Republican Tech Agenda
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Australia Considers Codifying Fair Use
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How to Fight Spyware (Effectively)
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US Rejects Canadian Rejection of DMCA
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Intertrust Up, Macrovision Down
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What, Exactly, Did Congress Propose to Legalize?
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When Are You Going to Sue the President? - the Website
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Comcast Sued, Studios Settle
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PyMusique Hackers Back to Crack Napster
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What Happened This Week @ WIPO
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IFPI: The World's "Nicest" Litigators?
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EFF Posts Day 1 Notes from WIPO Meetings
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WIPO Politics, Quantified
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Still More on the "Is Linking Legal" Question
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Bollier on US Hypocrisy Regarding IP Policy for Developing Countries
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The Supreme Court Rules
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Linking? Nein!
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What the Entertainment Industry Really Wants to Do to the Internet
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RFC on Capitol Records v. Naxos
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WIPO Spins Lockout of Civil Society Groups
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A Common Law Expansion of Copyright?
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Fred von Lohmann: Noncommercial Gripesites Rejoice!
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ICANN ".travel" Scandal
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EU Parliament Gives EU Council a Free Pass on Software Patents Debate "Glitch"
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Gearing Up for "World IP Day"
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Grokster Tea Leaves: Justice by Justice
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What He Said
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Fred & Larry Tag-Team on Grokster
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Wait - There's More
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Mark Cuban: Q & A on Grokster
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NYT on the Grokster Oral Arguments
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Scalia: How Can an Inventor Know How an Invention Will Be Marketed?
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Supreme Court Worried About "the Guy in the Garage"
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MGM v. Grokster: The Showdown
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A-listers on the Copyfight
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MGM v. Grokster: A Field Guide
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The Fish & Chips Defense
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Mark Cuban Comes Out
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Hammers and mercury
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TOS for Citizenship
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United States v. WIPO's Development Agenda
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Hollywood Profits v. Technological Progress
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How Does the US Justice Department Do Legal IP Analysis?
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A Declaration of Technology Independence
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What was RIM v NTP actually about?
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Anyone got a stake handy?
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Countdown to the Grokster Showdown
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Good News from the Broadcast Flag Fight
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Michael Geist: Government Information Wants to Be Free
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Up, up, and... well, not quite away yet
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"Balance" at WIPO
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French Court Says Downloading for Private Use May Be Defensible
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Hold on there, hoss
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What You Can Do About WIPO
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What Happens When You Have a WIPO Meeting...
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Nasty business, this music-sharing
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Declan on blog journalism
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WIPO Shutting Out Public Interest Voices
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European Council Gives Software Patents an "A"
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Resistance Is Not Futile
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Conservatives on Grokster: Don't Legislate from the Bench
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Don't block, just "improve quality"
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Grokster, Ye Harlot
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Grokster Press Conference Now Online
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The Incentive for Keeping P2P Illegal
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Growing Disquiet at WIPO
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Eben Moglen & Co. on Grokster: Look Past the Rhetoric
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Media Profs on Grokster: Don't Forget Fair Use
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Berkman Profs: Betamax Ain't Broke. If There's a Problem, Let Congress Help.
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Intel: If Betamax Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It
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Venture Capital Speaks
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Familiar Bedfellows
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Grokster Ass-Kicking Commences
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EU Software Patents Moving Forward
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Killing P2P Will Stop Internet Porn
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Free As In...TV?
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Do Not Taunt Happy Fun Ball
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What's Up With WIPO?
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God created love; God created boobs too
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Judge Says FCC "Can't Regulate Washing Machines"
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Going Back to the "Future"
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No Mandate for Broadcast Flag Tech Mandate
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Grokster Update: Time Out for the US Solicitor General?
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Broadcast Flag "Just As Important As Grokster"
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Thank You, Dutch Parliament!
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Poland Can't Do It Alone
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Look But Don't Reverse Engineer
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Toward a Kinder, Gentler WIPO
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Software Doesn't Infringe Copyright, People Do
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Kill P2P to Save TV?
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Smearing Gigi
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Lasica Burns the Broadcast Flag
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Once More Into the Betamax Breach
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Grokster Briefs via RSS
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The Grokster Briefs - Same Old, Same Old?
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EFF Announces Endangered Gizmos List
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A New Kind of Induce Act
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A New Kind of Civil Disobedience
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Jailed for a Song
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Copyfight Scorecard
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All Your Fair Use Are Belong to Us
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In the Future, Everyone Will Have Fair Use for 2-4 Weeks
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Breaking News: Cert Granted in Grokster
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Blogs v. Big Media
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Sony v. Kottke: Point/Counterpoint
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L'il Infringers
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TiVo and the New Copynorms
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Where to Watch the KaZaA Trial
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Copyright Reform Is Not a Spectator Sport
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Piercing the P2P Myths
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Not That the IP Extremists Are Gonna Take That Lying Down
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US Proposal on Webcasts Sidelined
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Judging IP Policy on Its Merits
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Jumping Off the Omnibus
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Copyright Odyssey 2010
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Whoomp, There It Is
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Blogging WIPO 2.0
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Copyright Mashup Remains a Threat
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The Grokster Case - Once More Into the Breach, Dear Friends
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NY DA Appeals Bootleg Decision
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Aren't There Any Terrorists Out There?
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NBC Chief to Congress: Please help save the Copyright Clause!
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Copyright Balance Gone With the Wind?
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More good Lexmark quotes
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Lexmark ruling: Chock Full O' Nuggets
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Sixth Circuit reverses Lexmark DMCA Ruling
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Wendy Seltzer: The Engadget Interview
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Whatever Happened to the Induce Act?
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Too Much, Too Little, Just Right
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DoJ Endorses PDEA, Induce Act
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Copyright Mashup in the Works
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Induce Act Runs Out of Gas
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Meet the New Induce Proposal, Just as Bad as the Old Induce Proposal
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Sivacation
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Another Strike at IP Uber Alles
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Massive Victory for Copyfighters
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Tackling Canada's Cultural Deficit
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Click Here to Lose Your Fair Use Rights
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Induce Act Stalled
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BSA Steps Back Into the Ring
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Induce Act Rhetoric Kicks Up a Notch
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WIPO 2.0, Part II
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And More on the PDEA
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More on IPac
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PDEA + Induce = Very Bad Law
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A Tax on Innovators
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Yet Another Way to Say No
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Closing Canada's "Innovation Gap"
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Copyright Terms Must Have Limits, Part II
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Induce Act 2.0
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Copyright Terms Must Have Limits
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Permission Culture v. Education
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The Induce Act - the View From Across the Pond
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WIPO 2.0: A Declaration for the Future of IP
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Induce Boosters Send Email to Grammy Members
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Induce Act on the Move
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Stop Induce & Save Betamax - Call Congress on Sept. 14
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What the Fox Proposes for the Henhouse, Part 2
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Hasta La Vista, Balance
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What the Fox Proposes for the Henhouse
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Skylink Wins! Fed. Cir. Shoots Down Chamberlain's DMCA Claim
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The Boston Globe Editorial Board ! = Copyfighters
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Reform(aliz)ing Copyright, Part II
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Reform(aliz)ing Copyright
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Alt.InduceAct
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What's Wrong with the Induce Act?
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Boston Globe Touts Grokster, Slams INDUCE, Plugs EFF's VCL
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The Grokster Decision - Where It's At
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Head of DoJ Task Force on I/P Speaks
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NYTimes Publishes Anti-INDUCE Op-Ed
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State AGs to Al Gore - Fix the Internet!
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No Crystal Ball for outcomes of proposed copyright changes
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FCC Out of Copyright
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Copyright Law Wasn't Made for You and Me
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Disney's Not-So-Hidden Agenda
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The Induce Act - Surgically Enhanced
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A Spin-Spin Solution
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TiVo's Pyrrhic Victory
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Perfect 10 Ruling Rates a 2
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On the Difficulty of Retrograde Motion
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Hatch: Even More Wrong
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The Induce Act - The Video
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Hollywood (Finally) Turns on TiVo, Part II
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The Induce Act - The Blog
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Listening to the Induce Act
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Is Your Computer a Loaded Gun?
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Hollywood (Finally) Turns on TiVo
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The Induce Act Hearing: Just the Facts, Ma'am
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Judiciary Committee To Discuss Induce Act Thursday
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Reading Between The Lines
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Buzzkill at Doctorow's Car Audio Paaartay
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Cars + WiFi + Digital Music = Induce Bait
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Will Someone Please Think of the Pornographers?
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The Induce Act - Got Questions?
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Hiawatha Misunderstands Again
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To Litigate or to Innovate
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Ashcroft to Brewster Kahle: Get Lost
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Government seeks Summary Judgment in Golan v. Ashcroft case challenging copyright restoration
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Rep. Smith Introduces Clean Flicks Bill
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Some Good News - Support for Anti-DMCA Increasing
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Hollywood Begging State AGs for Legal Help
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Should Have Seen the INDUCE Act Coming
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All Your Public Domain Are Belong to Us
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INDUCE Act is Free Speech Killer
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INDUCE Act = Son of Hollings?
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Lessig Legal Team Seeks Copyright Stories for Brewster Kahle v. John Ashcroft lawsuit
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Statutory Copyright Damages- doing the math
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Canada to Embrace Permission Culture?
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PIRATE Act Sneaking Through Congress
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Calif. "True Name" Bill Passes Senate - Sponsor Misleads About Purpose
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How Has Copyright Restoration Harmed You?
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Liberals, Conservatives Favor Different Kinds of Censorship
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Roll On, Golan (v. Ashcroft)
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How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Past
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Another Reason to Support the DMCRA
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Is Congress Ready for DMCA Reform?
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Fair Use Gets Fair Play on Capitol Hill
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The Broadcast Flag is Well-Designed Regulation
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iTunes Hacker on Australia's "DMCA"
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Australia's "DMCA" - The Bad News About the Good News
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Did the RIAA illegally lobby the FCC for digital radio DRM?
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PK's Gigi Sohn on how the FCC is screwing Up digital media
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FCC Ya Later
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WiFi Hotspot
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Larry Flynt, Poster-Child for the PIRATE Act
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Errata
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Funding the War on Filesharing
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Where is the ICANN Ombudsman?
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UN Task Force Seeks Additional Control Over Internet
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Music Format Shifting to be Legal in NZ
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Return of the .XXX Top Level Domain
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FCC Moves to Regulate Hate Speech?
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RIAA Monitoring BitTorrent
Misc.
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Google Sells Out Users to Publishers
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Prayers
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Story Updates
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David v. Goliath - Starring Warren Beatty as David
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Tools for Participatory Culture
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EULA Nets Careful Reader $1,000
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Notable + Quotable
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Comments Are Back
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Comments, Anyone?
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Information wants to be paid for
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What's a Clip?
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Wishing You an Un-Merry Christmas
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Tiny P2P
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Trump Violates Patent Law
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Good Santa/Bad Santa
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How to Support IPac without Selling Your Soul
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Turkewitz Sets Straw Men a-Dancing
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What's a Blink?
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Who Let the Dogs Out?
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By the Way
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When EULAs Bite
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Kids Smell Bull***t
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Postal Service to Promote Postal Service
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In Recovery
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E-voting Night(mare) Watch
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Banner Day
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Phew
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MIA
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This Is Your Brain
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Books Were Written
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The Importance Of...Listening to Ernest
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Patenting Punctuation
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A Different Kind of Hollywood Contract
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Weasels, Ferrets and Beagles, Oh, My!
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Outta Here
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Monday Must-Reads
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Notable + Quotable
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Jack Valenti Says Goodbye in the LA Times
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Software vs. Music Infringement
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Them's Fighting Words
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Story of Our Times
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NET Caucus Posts H.R. 107/DMCA Event Webcast
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Copyright Term Cheat Sheet
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If You Build the DTV Revolution, It Will Come
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Defining "Copyfighter"
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Dumb Mobs
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The Latest Hollywood Movie Villain
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Two Great Tastes...
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Valenti on the Little (Engineer/Linux User) People
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1,000 Songs is Enough
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Take Me to Your Movement
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Take Me to Your Leader
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IAAC - I Am A Copyfighter
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Fake "Clean Slate" Gone - How About a Real One?
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Where Have I Heard That Before?
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To Jack Valenti - A Simple Goodbye
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Birds of a Feather Volokh Together?
Privacy
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Stallman on E-Book Evils & Privacy
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Google and the DOJ: I'm Feeling Watched
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Little. Yellow. Cracked.
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I Spy With My Little EULA
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More on the Mother of Acrimonious Acronyms
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Because a Nationwide Outcry Wasn't Enough the Second Time Either
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IM as performance art
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Verizon lawyer chats about online privacy and RIAA case
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Part of PATRIOT Struck Down
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Post-ILAW Post
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The New "Piracy Surveillance" - Whither Due Process?
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CFP: Gmail v. Corporate Mail
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Your Permanent Record
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Judge Posner: "Skillful Googlers" Reason to Preserve Privacy in Abortion-related Medical Records
Rumor and Gossip
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Is "Six Strikes" A Trojan to Kill Free Wi-Fi?
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First Comes the Rumor
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Any Mac Users Out There? (OS X Lion Video DRM)
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Cartel Thinks Child Porn "is Great"
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Did IP and Hollywood Shenanigans Sink New Line?
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File Under "That'd Be Nice"
Speech
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Learning About Speech By Doing It Wrong
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Verizon are Utterly Daft
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SCOTUS Puts (Minor) Constraint on FCC Censorship
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Posting Newspaper Excerpts Ruled Fair Use
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Canadian Scientists Take Their Case to the Public
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Gene Simmons Has A Big Mouth
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iPad Lovers Just Skip This
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Anti-Staples Ruling Troubles Free-Speech Advocates
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CBLDF Asking for Support from Creators
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Continuing on the Morality Theme
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Fox to FTC: F**k Off
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The "Power and Danger" of Web 2.0
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Oh Nine, Eff Nine - the Song
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Is "Blogswarming" a New Journalism?
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Wardrobe Malfunction or Governmental Malfunction?
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Bloggers: You Have a Right to Remain Vocal
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EFF Stops Pharmaceutical Giant from Using Trademark to Silence Medical News Website
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Attack of the Printing Press
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Cahill and the Blogger: Anonymity ruling helps us all
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A New Guide to Freeing Your Speech on the Internet
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When MSM Won't Comply, Control Them (or Beat Them Up)
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Waking the Sleeping Giant
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There Is No West Coast on the Internet
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Unregulated, Unprotected Access to Readily Available Facts
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Hammers and Mercury Again
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You Probably Can't Blog at Wal-Mart Either
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BlogHer on Bloggers' Rights
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Using the DMCA for "Good"?
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Do You Know Your Rights?
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The Right Question
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When Congress Has to Blog Because Mainstream Media Won't
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What is the Role of the Anonymous Source?
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Online Journalism Investigating Itself
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Zuckerman on How to Blog Anonymously
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RIACLU Studies Obvious
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Someone Hire This Kid
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An Un-Funny Onion Story
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News Organizations Speak Out in Apple Case
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Bloggers Speak Out in Apple Case: Journalism Is a Verb, Not a Noun
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News Groups, ISPs Weigh In on Apple v. Does
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How Not to Get Fired for Blogging
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Clam up! Or not...
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EFF Files for Appeal in Apple v. Does
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Why Apple Should Stop Threatening Journalists
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"Journalist" Is a Verb
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On Protecting Journalism and Democracy
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Are Fox News Reporters "Journalists"?
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A Journalist Is As a Journalist Does
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Stay Free! to FEC: Come and Get Me, Motherf***ers
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Apple v. Bloggers - No Ruling Yet
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No, Blogging Will Not Be Regulated by the FEC
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*Of Course* the Government Should Decide Who Can Speak!
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Apple 1, Bloggers 0
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New Law Proposes Reduced FOIA Fees for Bloggers
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Are Bloggers Journalists?
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Why EFF Is Fighting Apple
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Anti-porn, anti-IP
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EFF Is Not Representing Think Secret
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EFF to Apple: Back Off
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A Blogger's Defense Fund?
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How Do C&Ds Affect Fair Use?
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On Fair Use and Politics
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What You See Is Where You Are
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Bush Backs Fair Use
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Fair Use It or Lose It, Part II
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FCC Commissioner-for-a-Day
Tech
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The "Aharonian Test"
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You Can Model Anything (Just Not Legally)
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WOFF Proposal Looks Set To Solve Web Font Issues
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CCC Promoting its "Rightslink" Tool Upgrade
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Typekit, Bad Language, and Good Fonts
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Typekit Promises to Unravel Font-Linking Rights
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Source linking back from browser copy-paste
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Reverse Image Search
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Newspapers are Laughably Expensive
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Burn (DVD) to Hard Drive
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The 21st Century Version of the Copyright Notice
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Tracking the Trackers
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Google Advanced Search Adds Licensing Info
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Like YouTube for Business Documents
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Cartel Makes PC World "Bad Behavior" List (again)
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Attributor, Fair Use, and The Opposite of DRM
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Disabling Digital Cameras
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Felten Dissects Audio-Disk DRM
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Diebold and the Miracle of the Immaculate Certification
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Boiling Frogs with Sony's Rootkit
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Security Experts Develop Sony-BMG DRM Vaccine
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DHS to Music Industry: It's Your Intellectual Property, *Not* Your Computer
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How You Can Help Stop Sony's DRM Abuse
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Sony/BMG Still Not Coming Clean About Rootkit DRM
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Felten's Four-Step Recovery Program for DRM Abusers
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Sounding the alarm for interoperability
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Compare and Contrast
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Felten on How MovieLabs Will Fail
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The Customer Is Always Wrong: A User's Guide to DRM in Online Music
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All Kids Love Log!
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Open DRM = Dry Water
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Why Wait for Apple?
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Your PC = = A Toaster
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Cracking the Books
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Rabble Browsing
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How Microsoft Is Selling Out the Public to Please Hollywood
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DRM Chops Off the Long Tail
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Torrent to the People
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Slings and Arrows of Outraged Hollywood
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Podcast in iTunes Now - Why Wait for Apple?
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The Street, in Real Time
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It's Not About the DRM, Stupid
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Where the Rubber Meets the Roadcasting
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One Hopes the Results Will be Public Domain
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Love Me, Love My iPod Playlist
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SCOTUS Are You Paying Attention to the PSP?
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Mark Cuban on the beginning of the end of CDs
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MAKEing Copyfighters
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Johansen Creates DRM-Free Interface to iTunes
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NTP, RIM settle
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Design for reading, linking, aggregation
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FOSS RF v. OASIS RAND - WTF?
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Fred von Lohmann on Google's Auto-Link
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BitTrickle
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EyeTV: Get Your Fair Use While the Getting's Good
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Beyond TiVo (Or Not)
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Father of MP3 Format says DRM is killing the Digital Music Industry
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TiVo for Radio in the UK
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Audible Magic Only ...an Illusion of Security?
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EFF Dodges Silver Bullet, Debunks Audible Magic
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