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October 31, 2005
Blawg Review #30
It's finally arrived: Howell-o-ween!
Posted by Kevin Heller
October 27, 2005
Google Print
Search Or Seizure? by Denise Howell (via gmail clips)
Posted by Kevin Heller
October 24, 2005
Blawg Review #29
Blawg Review #29 and Carnival of the Capitalists #107 at BLAWG REVIEW!
Posted by Kevin Heller
In Defense of a Press Shield Law
Commentary by Stuart Karle, The Wall Street Journal's general counsel: In Defense of a Press Shield Law; Confidentiality and the practice of journalism. [free]
Posted by Kevin Heller
October 12, 2005
yo Joisey
Yesterday I confessed to not reading bloglines for 5 months, but I realize that that's not entirely true. I have been opening the bloglines aggregator on occasion to check out New Jersey Family Law and New Jersey Law Blog. These are two great blogs on narrow topics that deserve more subscribers than bloglines indicates. If you are subject to personal or corporate jurisdiction in NJ, I highly recommend them.
Also, please email me if you're law blogging in the Third Circuit and not on my list.
Posted by Kevin Heller
October 11, 2005
BigLaw Associate
A Blawg by a Disgruntled Associate in a Big Lawfirm [via]
Posted by Kevin Heller
Grand Rounds, Vol. 2 Issue 3
When I remember, I really enjoy reading reading Grand Rounds, which just celebrated its one year anniversary.
This week's just happens to to be a "meditation on symbiotic relationship between law and medicine. I mean, without medicine, what would lawyers do? And without lawyers? Well, probably some aspect of medicine would be worse off than it is now."
Posted by Kevin Heller
October 10, 2005
Google goes to Washington
It seems to me that I'd just be too perfect for this job:
It seems that policymaking and regulatory activity in Washington, D.C. affect Google and our users more every day. It’s important to be involved - to participate in the policy process and contribute to the debates that inform it. So we’ve opened up a shop there. The first member of our Washington team is Alan Davidson, a veteran thinker and advocate for issues we care about.Mr. McLaughlin, are you hiring?* Copyrights and fair use. Google believes in protecting copyrights while maintaining strong, viable fair use rights in this new digital age.
* Intermediary liability. As a search engine, Google crawls the Internet, gathering information everywhere we can find it. We’re a neutral tool that allows users to find information posted by others – like a continuously updated table of contents for the Internet.
Posted by Kevin Heller
IP Humor
* IP Funny
Posted by Kevin Heller
Upcoming Events at Cardozo
Oct 10 6:00 PM IP Program: Geographical Indications - rural development, the meaning of place, and the implication for trade talks
Oct 11 6:30 PM American Constitution Society Panel: Double Super Secret Background: Managing Confidential Sources in the Post-Miller/Cooper Era
For a complete calendar of Law School events visit here.
Posted by Kevin Heller
Do you like blogging?
Do you like your job? Do you like blogging at your job? Then you should read George's Employment Blawg, which is now located at www.employmentblawg.com [rss]. George has a new design and a new contributor as well. Be sure to visit.
update: also check out this podcast from NJ Law Blog: Podcast # 13 - This week's New Jersey Legal Update podcast will discuss an employers right to monitor their employees use of the internet, email, voicemail and telephone.
Posted by Kevin Heller
Blawg Review #27
at Legal Blog Watch.
Update: Apparently, "we're" now part of the law.com ad network.
Posted by Kevin Heller
IP Memes on Miers
"She's a trademark attorney! And a patent litigator!" [via technolawyer]
WSJ coverage:
Obscure Texas Case Offers Peek Into Role Of Court Nominee
Bush Defends Miers Nomination
Online Columnists & Bloggers Debate Miers
Posted by Kevin Heller
words
"It's all words, that's all the law is," Scott Turow said when asked to speculate on reasons for the proliferation of law-related blogs, sometimes called blawgs. [Opening Arguments, via Denise]
Posted by Kevin Heller
Delaware Supreme Court Protects Anonymous Blogger
Read all about it in the 350th issue of EFFector.
* Delaware Supreme Court Protects Anonymous Blogger
* EFF Defends Right to Access Public Web Pages Without Getting Sued
Posted by Kevin Heller
Fallwell's that ends well
for free speech.
Check out James Griffith's coverage of Falwell Critic Permitted to Keep "fallwell.com" Gripe Site Domain Name.
Posted by Kevin Heller
October 06, 2005
RIAA and DMCA links
Conference for RIAA lawsuit victims and friends [via]
Posted by Kevin Heller
October 04, 2005
Blawg Review #26
is up at Inter Alia.
Posted by Kevin Heller
