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President-Elect Barack Obama,
I am officially entering the race to be the next Copyright Czar. I would love the opportunity to talk with you to discuss why I am the right candidate for this position.
* Wired Nominees.
* Will Obama's copyright czar help save the music?
* pdf: Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights Act
Google Chrome Terms of Service
These Terms of Service apply to the executable code version of Google Chrome. Source code for Google Chrome is available free of charge under open source software license agreements at http://code.google.com/chromium/terms.html
keep reading "Google Chrome Terms of Service"
Cultural v. Commercial Uses
Cory Doctorow: "Copyright law should distinguish between commercial and cultural uses" (2008)
Professor L. Ray Patterson: "The competitor uses the copyright; the consumer uses the work. The copyright owner, by reason of the Copyright Act and the copyright clause, has not only no right to interfere, but a duty not to interfere with the consumer's use of a publicly disseminated work." (Free Speech, Copyright, and Fair Use 1987)
TWiL 10: The RIAA vs Jammie Thomas
Host: Denise Howell,
Guests: Cathy Kirkman, John Palfrey, Kevin Heller, and Professor Eric Goldman.
The panel discusses the RIAAs case vs. Jammie Thomas and new developments in indirect liability for third party acts and comments.
Our talking points are online at http://del.icio.us/thisweekinlaw/10.
Mastering Negotiation
A friend of mine is teaching a one day course at NYCLA (NY County
Lawyers Assoc) next Thursday 11/15/07 titled Mastering Negotiation.
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