- Supreme Court tells Parliament to rewrite wiretap law http://t.co/PtQCuTMN #
- Computer and Internet Law Weekly Updates for 2012-04-15 http://t.co/z4MwvHn1 #
- shark hunt gets geeky http://t.co/YXNOOx69 #
- Legislatures to Employers – Stop Asking for Social Media Login http://t.co/BoJBeKnj #
- “Social Media and Trademark Law” Talk Notes http://t.co/AHQJmlRC #
- Patent wars plague Internet Age http://t.co/pTPpOuWI #
- Unmasking Anonymous Internet Speech in New York http://t.co/nzwAFpbB #
- The World War for Intellectual Property Rights on the Internet http://t.co/c110vAJa #
- FCC drops Google 'Street View' investigation http://t.co/aeod0mAV #
- Brin, Google co-founder: claims Internet innovation under threat because Google can't search all content http://t.co/BnzPURfR #
- Prince Ordered by Judge to Pay Nearly $4 Million to Perfume Maker http://t.co/Ya0Xrq95 #
- CBC's Digital Music Service Attacked by Canadian Media Companies http://t.co/G9ZtX8ci #
- Oracle and Google's Android copyright row trial begins http://t.co/fWJVw9HA #
- Not Sharing, Not Stealing – Infringement | CCC's Beyond the Book http://t.co/75D81q5K #
- Insurance Covers Architectural Copyright Infringement Indemnity? – Contract Law – U.S. Fifth Circuit http://t.co/MLyspclH #
- Dad takes stand against Rogers over texting charges http://t.co/jUSZgJHq #
- Oracle's IP war against Google finally going to trial: What's at stake http://t.co/BDfsScNs #
- 1.5 million pages of ancient texts to be made accessible online http://t.co/Amk44nmr #
- UK publisher argues against watered-down copyright http://t.co/3pPu2IXL #
- Teller of Penn & Teller Breaks Silence To Sue for # Copyright Infringement Over Magic Trick http://t.co/OOYOywmb #
- Datawind claims Aakash copyright violation http://t.co/gBajNNCB #
- Cyber war and peace http://t.co/4D3Xfcd9 #
- Google: the pirates' best friend? http://t.co/3k061LrZ #
- Copyright Reform, The Irish Way http://t.co/O571hYuk #
- It’s Getting to be a Habit: Google Stonewalls and Takes the 5th http://t.co/bXUtrNdX #
- Dealing with Data Encryption in Criminal Cases http://t.co/fgYHNlid #
- Creative Commons Canada Re-Launched http://t.co/tokCKVF2 #
- If Google's only taking a COPY of your personality, why worry? http://t.co/70WvFK0B #
- SOPA and UK DEA were "about making enforcement catch up with the technology – making it effective again." http://t.co/70WvFK0B #
- Google: friend or foe to the open internet? http://t.co/QN8oLl1F #
- Twitter, Facebook and the Rule of Law: To have a country governed by the rule of law http ://t.co/nqE6JY18 via slaw_dot_ca #
- Hotfile in hotwater, Megaupload in the mire and a Hollywood hit list… http://t.co/SvYa1dsN #
- Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2012-04-16 http://t.co/MQKhKrXY #
- US High court steps into copyright case – Costco 2 this time books http://t.co/NtTa7C7G #
- Limitations and Exceptions to Copyright in Canada http://t.co/ZHcgVWvd #
- Access Copyright signs Model Licence with the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada http://t.co/fg388VoL #
- Copyright conundrum in Oracle-Google case: Is a computer language fair game? http://t.co/8UhcpC6x #
- China's music industry sings the blues over new copyright rules http://t.co/OXMiopm3 #
- Oracle v Google could clear way for copyright on languages, APIs http://t.co/Hs7ebMiF #
- Spam by any other name is still spam http://t.co/O7muAbFX #
- Megaupload Worked on a Multi-Billion Dollar IPO http://t.co/8GGbW63L #
- NZ ‘Skynet’ graduated response law lands first alleged culprit http://t.co/EQ05hv1d #
- Righthaven hit with second marshals writ for seizure of assets http://t.co/IJXzeFtl #
- B.C. Privacy Commissioner Calls for Mandatory Data Breach Reporting http://t.co/9wZnL3Lo #
- EU privacy watchdog concerned about costs of new data protection regime http://t.co/2jM3bvnQ #
- The Trade Politics of Cloud Computing http://t.co/dvVYQaSP #
- Are Retweets Endorsements? http://t.co/q2rqtcrL #
- Terminating an NFL Player's Endorsement Agreement for Polemic Tweets May Be Contract Breach http://t.co/qgxGqB0R #
- Value for signal case in Supreme Court today http://t.co/z9FxhWBB #
- Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2012-04-17 http://t.co/jTS7TeNp #
- Ariel Katz blog on the Access Copyright AUCC agreement – but you can't read it because its password protected http://t.co/7oEuqbAV #
- Ariel Katz blog on the Access Copyright AUCC agreement – password protection now removed http://t.co/b3rTaouI #
- Is it a red letter day for The Pirate Party over Dutch injunction? http://t.co/oZ5KoIs7 #
- Will Canada Post lawsuit against GeoCoder affect your business? http://t.co/34ERhZbC #
- how you can tell something important happened for Canadian creators and students http://t.co/BUvM5cEd #
- Why Google Thinks It is Above the Law http://t.co/w4OtJYLZ #
- Twitter poses patent non-aggression treaty to unblock industry http://t.co/5MWuneUh #
- CBC won't alter online music service in face of complaints from rivals http://t.co/4ALekSEe #
- EU copyright at Fordham: a report (part I) http://t.co/VK9bnbo5 #
- EU copyright at Fordham: a report (part II) http://t.co/JxoiV3e5 #
- Copyright and the First Amendment: The Unexplored, Unbroken Historical Practice, http://t.co/eS8ef9md #
- Oracle reveals Java copyright case against Google http://t.co/l4rhh9sp #
- when free culture loses http://t.co/zUDpS7eo #
- Rogers exits video store business http://t.co/V91JtqRf #
- Oracle should not get piece of Google Android, court hears http://t.co/R6W7pcZy #
- More IP books for review http://t.co/2wz4mylo #
- UK MPs call for better porn filters to protect children http://t.co/VdFafoYu #
- Ellison, Page both take the stand as Google argues "Java language is free and open" http://t.co/nevxtX8W #
- New copyright plans in China criticised http://t.co/axxMInfM #
- Author suing Ubisoft for copyright infringement with Assassin's Creed http://t.co/CeikCxop #
- Remix Without Romance: What Free Culture Gets Wrong http://t.co/lAIHgtm2 #
- The Duty to Authenticate Identity: the Online Banking Breach Lawsuits http://t.co/UBmCpn8M #
- eBay Sellers Sued For Using Moshi Trademark On Counterfeit Goods http://t.co/qWfr6x5j #
- French perfume house bottles 'Eau de new MacBook' • Will we see a trademark fight? http://t.co/77i0fsRg #
- The internet wants to be open, but some internets are more open http://t.co/MHUyLOSP #
- Employer not allowed to search for porn on employee’s home computer http://t.co/Xs7DTp3v via internetcases #
- EPIC urges DOJ to investigate whether Google Street View broke wiretapping law http://t.co/LM5eQsBq via marieandreew #
- Sergey Brin: Apple and Facebook web freedom critique was "distorted" http://t.co/tDMUuhIJ via slashgear #
- Sun gets favourable US Supreme Court verdict in patent case http://t.co/uJaQ87RQ via patentwire #
- Schools require licences for mass photocopying of copyright protected literature says Ghana copyright group http://t.co/v57IJiCD #
- How to Use a Social Media Expert at Trial http://t.co/UpsoazDw #
- Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2012-04-18 http://t.co/lmm5KM1d #
- Landmark Case: Que. Court Denies Certification of a Product Liability Class Action For a Drug Withdrawn From the Market… #
- Sergey Brin's dilemma http://t.co/VNOXFw59 #
- EU Cookie Law deadline looms but businesses and consumers unprepared http://t.co/M1pmiurl #
- Microsoft Corp. files federal lawsuit against Florence business http://t.co/6e99VvmR #
- ISPs the 'soft target' in copyright debate: Hackett http://t.co/AdBay7Op #
- Major Book Publisher Demands Jury Trial Against BitTorrent Pirates http://t.co/Wc4IG3Dr #
- Defendant liable for selling and advertising counterfeit goods in Guccio Gucci S.p.A. v. Mazzei, 2012 FC 404 http://t.co/QanoVJfj #
- Trio of Supreme Court cases clarify jurisdiction and forum non convenience issues http://t.co/qJyJt5KT #
- Defamation takes place in Canada when the content is downloaded in Canada says Supreme Court in Black case http://t.co/lwGbtBUH #
- ebook price-fixing lawsuits hit Canada http://t.co/baHO2exY #
- Google CEO grilled during Java patent trial http://t.co/sos6Ec4M #
- Apple prepared to go to trial in the US over e-book pricing http://t.co/yEZSdEaY #
- RapidShare: Megaupload File-Sharing Pirates Are Unwelcome http://t.co/NNC3j8cL #
- eBay Says Selling Download Codes for Ultraviolet Video Is Copyright Infringement http://t.co/BMtQjhoQ #
- New Book Announcement: “Privacy Injunctions and the Media – by Iain Goldrein QC” http://t.co/vpeJP1fV #
- Supreme Court of Canada Rolls Out Welcome Mat for Libel http://t.co/O2vrvhfE #
- McGrath v Dawkins – creationism, atheism and internet forums, where libel law should fear to tread http://t.co/s1hMB8V6 #
- Court Jurisdiction – the Supremes Weigh in (Again) http://t.co/WjQ5yhQn #
- Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2012-04-19 http://t.co/JxIwWdHF #
- Supporting copyright is not the same as opposing freedom of speech http://t.co/7MCeREsj #
- Australia H.C. affirms Roadshow v iiNet copyright appeal, judgment @ http://t.co/jV3IK54t , summary @ http://t.co/FCht54G6 #
- Europe's high court says ISPs can hand over alleged pirate data http://t.co/fo0QCDQC #
- iiNet wins landmark copyright case – The Australian http://t.co/PiNh4XcE #
- Copyhype Friday’s Endnotes – 04/20/12 http://t.co/iHIpiCOA #
- Sky News: Ham angry about copyright claim http://t.co/9gmhKRx2 #
- Neelie Kroes: "Openness on the internet does not mean anarchy" http://t.co/94e83vYX #
- iiNet's Hollywood ending: what does its court victory mean for copyright law? http://t.co/6mBMJCUd #
- Saregama alleges Copyright Infringement by Dirty Picture Song prior to Satellite Release http://t.co/6WCZzHj4 #
- Microsoft Sues Framingham Business for Copyright Infringement http://t.co/iSkkRmRx #
- RapidShare Changes Approach to Hosting Responsibilities to Fight Piracy http://t.co/KBWKcJjx #
- BSA reorganizes to focus on lobbying, anti-piracy efforts http://t.co/teC6w3a5 #
- Chinese nationals charged with $100 million in pirated U.S. software http://t.co/zcF0sgYy #
- Employers need to control corporate domain names and social media accounts http://t.co/UCrTJotX #
- Facebook Beats Class Certification in Click Fraud Case http://t.co/rjgrjnCd #
- Apple, Google and Intel to face angry ex-IT workers in class action for collusion not to solicit each other's employees http://t.co/1rabNUzc #
- ISPs facing global clamp down on piracy http://t.co/10l3L40E #
- iiNet not responsible for customers’ infringing acts says Australia High Court http://t.co/grMRpajN #
- Holocaust remembrance and copyright http://t.co/SGvtduuI #
- German court rules YouTube must stop users uploading music http://t.co/7B2XH86j #
- Hollywood’s Copyright Wars: From Edison to the Internet: a review http://t.co/bn9iEXXy #
- YouTube needs a Monitor http://t.co/vw6mKFkl #
- Samsung readying iCloud competitor for May 3? #
- YouTube could face huge royalty bill for music in German case http://t.co/n88IHz3R #
- Facebook revises terms over censorship fears http://t.co/vYgYZbtV #
- Archives digitize 19th century materials for 21st century access #
- Meltwater Response To Associated Press Lawsuit: AP Is Misusing Copyright Law http://t.co/2UVlO5TN #
- What's next in Australia after High Court Rules ISP Not Liable For Users’ Copyright Theft http://t.co/4TbZVV6W #
- The Lindholm testimony and the reality of Java licensing options http://t.co/hCFTDnQL #
- Lawsuit BREIN against major Telco’s to block access to The Pirate Bay http://t.co/g1qiw50w #
- Quebecers protected from unwanted email marketing – is CASL needed in Quebec? http://t.co/CvIFRLj5 #
- Megaupload Trial May Never Happen, Judge Says http://t.co/Hxk6xCX2 #
- Who owns social media content? What employers and employees should know http://t.co/1iuMFTZp #
- Social media users seek legal protections against employers http://t.co/OBNtnQDN #
- The Cloud: What goes up must come down http://t.co/h76lAUfb #
- Anonymous crashes Formula One site over Bahrain protests #
- Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2012-04-21 http://t.co/awvsXTlo #
