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Ryan Calo, a lawyer at the University of Washington School of Law in Seattle, tackles these and other questions in «Robots and the Lessons of Cyberlaw,» a paper that will appear in the California Law Review next spring.
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Once a freewheeling frontier, the Internet is approaching lockdown as we trade freedom for the promise of security in our online lives, Oxford University cyberlaw scholar Jonathan Zittrain says.
Blawg Review of the Year 2009 at Cyberlaw Central shows the community of law bloggers helping Blawg Review host Kevin Thompson put together a photographic presentation on Towel Day.
Reflections of a Cyberlaw Professor on an Alternative to the «Final Exam Only» Grading System Main Disclaimer Link Could Solve Compliance Dilemma for Public Companies Using Twitter»
The case of Steinbuch v. Cutler has all the makings of a cyberlaw classic, says Eric Goldman at his Technology & Marketing Law Blog: «It's got sex, power, politics, blogs, and sex.»
Topics include patent, copyright, trademark, and antitrust law, as well as discussions of information privacy, cleantech / greentech, biotech and pharmaceutical issues, and cyberlaw.»
Reflections of a Cyberlaw Professor on an Alternative to the «Final Exam Only» Grading System»
This review is hosted on his blog, Cyberlaw Central.
A new guide to the legal protections available to reporters in Massachusetts was published this week by the Digital Media Law Project at Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet & Society and the Cyberlaw Clinic at Harvard Law School.
Think of it as the McLaughlin Group for cyberlaw.
«Kevin Thompson at Cyberlaw Central, is hosting Blawg Review # 42, next.
Zittrain discusses his book, the field of Cyberlaw and his post at Harvard.
A collection of links to Cyberlaw sites is also organized by topic, and some are annotated.
Since starting his Cyberlaw column in 1999, Sinrod says he's gotten calls from potential clients around the country who knew him only from the articles he's written.
Specifically, his work focuses on patent law, intellectual property, entrepreneurship, cyberlaw, digital government (e-gov), agricultural biotechnology law, and biofuels regulation.
Eric Menhart is a lawyer who heads Cyberlaw, which holds itself out as a «recognized leader» in matters such as domain name disputes, copyright and trademark.
Fortunately, I'm 100 % confident that the TM Office will reject this application because the term «Cyberlaw» has become a generic description for the law of the Internet and related fields — see the Wikipedia entry on the topic.
The Electronic Freedom Foundation is equally critical, asserting that «Eric Menhart may call himself a cyberlawyer, but we think he has a lot of learn about cyberlaw — and common sense.»
Goldman also questions Menhart's expertise in cyberlaw, asking «What kind of Cyberlawyer doesn't know that the term «Cyberlaw» isn't trademarkable for Cyberlaw services, * especially * not by one who claims a priority date of 2007?»
I practise cyberlaw, as I like to call it.
Current section editors include:» Administrative Law (A. Michael Froomkin, Paul Verkuil)» Constitutional Law (Patrick Gudridge)» Corporate Law (Caroline Bradley, William Wilson Bratton)» Criminal Law (Donna Coker, Jonathan Simon)» Cyberlaw (A. Michael Froomkin, James Grimmelmann)» Intellectual Property (Pam Samuelson, Christopher Sprigman)» Legal Profession (John Flood, Tanina Rostain)» Tax Law (Allison Christians, George Mundstock).»
The renowned cyberlaw and IP scholar taught at both Harvard and the University of Chicago Law School before joining Stanford's faculty in 2000.
Al is a member of the Houston Bar Association, where has served as chair of each of the Law Practice Management and Cyberlaw Sections, and has also served on the editorial board of The Houston Lawyer magazine for several years and as guest editor of special issues — most recently of the IP / Litigation issue, and has written substantive law articles and software / hardware product reviews.
In this capacity and also as the director of the Asia - Pacific Cyberlaw, Cybercrime and Internet Security Research...
CREATOR: Cyberspace International Conference, «Cyberlaw Stream.»
«Judge Kozinski Talks About Cyberlaw»: Eric Goldman has this post at his «Technology & Marketing Law Blog.»
CREATOR: University of Leeds, Business School and Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, Cyberlaw Research Unit.
He is one of the UK's leading cyberlaw experts, with a practice encompassing advisory and contentious work in the internet, IT and intellectual property fields.
On October 18, 2006, he was interviewed by SCU Professor Eric Goldman, with students from Professor Goldman's class on Cyberlaw in attendance.
Cyberlaw with Sunny Handa and Charles Morgan, Toronto: Stoddart Press, 1997.
If prosecuted in Virginia, you may be able to defend yourself based on a interpretation of those terms, but that is a risk, and you should absolutely hire a cyberlaw attorney knowledgeable about Virginia.
Meanwhile, Berkman fellow Gene Koo and The Center for Computer - Assisted Legal Instruction are spearheading a project to create an electronic casebook for teaching cyberlaw — a project Berkman's John Palfrey calls «a very practical next step.»
Pet - ter is a trained mediator, an expert in cyberlaw and serves as arbitrator / panellist for WIPO, US - based FORUM, the Swed - ish IIS, and the Czech Arbitration Court.
One of the most interesting recent online intellectual property events was Eric «Wile E. Coyote Cybergenius» Menhart capitulating his quixotic attempt to trademark the term «cyberlaw» out of the public domain.
It's a series that shouldn't be confused with the rotating blog carnival that's also called Blawg Review, which is hosted this week by Cyberlaw Central.
Today, the EFF is announcing that it and its partners including Harvard's Cyberlaw Clinic and Ask Patents have now submitted documents on six pending applications, including one for a «Ribbon Filament and Assembly for Use in Extrusion - based Digital Manufacturing Systems» — i.e., using a filament that's fettucine - shaped instead of spaghetti - shaped because it melts more quickly.
In a bonus 106th episode of the Steptoe Cyberlaw Podcast, Stewart Baker and Alan Cohn interview Phil Reitinger, former DHS Deputy Undersecretary for Cybersecurity and Sony Corporation CISO and current Director of the new Global Cyber Alliance.
Originally appearing on Steptoe & Johnson LLP website: In a bonus 106th episode of the Steptoe Cyberlaw Podcast, Stewart Baker and Alan Cohn interview Phil Reitinger, former DHS Deputy Undersecretary for Cybersecurity and Sony Corporation CISO and current Director of the new Global Cyber Alliance.
As always, the Cyberlaw Podcast welcomes feedback.
Today, the EFF is announcing that it and its partners including Harvard's Cyberlaw Clinic and Ask Patents have...
EFF is partnering with the Cyberlaw Clinic at Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society to use a new legal tool against this patent called the «inter partes review,» which was introduced by the America Invents Act.
EFF is partnering with the Harvard's Cyberlaw Clinic to investigate a challenge to this patent at the patent office.
Students from the Cyberlaw Clinic at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School also carried out extensive research for the reexamination request, helping locate much of the critical evidence of prior use of technologies covered by Goldberg's patent.
He is one of the UK's leading cyberlaw experts, with a practice encompassing advisory and contentious work in the internet, IT and intellectual property fields.
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