- Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2010-04-14 http://goo.gl/fb/ymg9O #
- Calling out misreporting about ACTA http://goo.gl/fb/PaHLS #
- ESAC's paper entitled Game On, Canada! Playing to win in the digital economy. http://ow.ly/1yocV #
- 9th Cir. provides gloss on work-for-hire analysis in case involving data conversion claim http://ow.ly/1yt3j #
- Regulations published to remove copyright as an exclusion from the proceeds of crime provisions of the Criminal Code. http://ow.ly/1yxCq #
- NS court doesn't "condone the conduct of anonymous Internet users who make defamatory comments"; orders disclosure of Ids http://ow.ly/1yxY2 #
- RT @michaelgeist: Parliament votes in favour of extending private copying levy in non-binding motion. Libs, NDP, Bloc support motion #
- Counterfeiting and piracy undermines the incentive to create say US GAO report http://viigo.im/39Ez #
- Brokerage hit with $375000 fine over 2007 data breach – Computerworld http://viigo.im/39EL #
- Twitter Ad Models Could Open PPC Trademark Can Of Worms http://viigo.im/39EN #
- Internet Privacy: Why Library of Congress Twitter Archives Could be a Bad Thing http://viigo.im/39ER #
- RIM Dropped From Raylon Software Patent Suit http://viigo.im/39F4 #
Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2010-04-15
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