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... case discussed in this posting and just decided in the 9th Circuit of the United States Court of Appeals really has it all. It is clearly a "10" in my book, or, viewing it from the side of the opposite sex, you might call it a recipe for "perfect copyright ... against a finding of fair use." Campbell, 510 U.S. at 579." This modern line of reasoning - in emphasizing "rapid technological change" and "new circumstances" - mirrors the trend of logic found in US Supreme Court Justice Kennedy's opinion in ...

... on Thursday by a US House Energy and Commerce subcommittee. The bill would require software distributors and advertisers to clearly notify and obtain consent from consumers before their programs can be loaded onto a computer. Violators could be ... against Microsoft. Vertical filed its suit Wednesday in US District Court in Texas, claiming Microsoft's .Net technology infringes on its patent. A Microsoft representative said that the company had yet to be served with a copy of the lawsuit and said it ...

... 2006. I submit the following comments in response to the Committee's request for briefs on Canadian science and technology. In addition to this brief, I request the opportunity to appear before the Committee to discuss the issues raised herein. My comments ... Our American competitors face no such uncertainty with respect to the broader US defence of fair use, which clearly captures reverse engineering. It is time to address this competitive disadvantage by harmonizing fair dealing with fair use." ...

... in 2007. Perhaps more telling, however, is the percentage of law firms and legal departments that decreased their technology budgets. Only three percent of respondents this year reported a decrease in their firm or department's technology ... , respondents reported data storage and imaging equipment as the hardware they researched most. Electronic discovery software was the clear leader in software researched, followed by document management, litigation support, and case management/budgeting. When ...

... efforts in this area." Those blurring lines and increasingly complex technology and advertising practices promise to pose considerable challenges for the construction of clear and user-friendly consumer privacy notices. Observation number two -- ... , a disclosure (e.g., 'why did I get this ad?') that is located in close proximity to an advertisement and links to the pertinent section of a privacy policy explaining how data is collected for purposes of delivering targeted advertising, could be an ...

... ILB published on March 10, 2005 (Note that it appears the number of counties Doxpop links has more than doubled since 2005.): If you are a lawyer in one ... a lot like the Indiana State Court's Judicial Technology and Automation Committee (JTAC) plan to link all the courts in the State, it is, at least in part. As the ILB understands ... our first meeting on October 11. At that meeting we learned from JTAC that it had a clear directive to go live in Monroe County on December 17, and that it could not ...

... or artistic production of which he is the author. --Article 27, Universal Declaration of Human Rights One thing is clear. The "solutions" to the current global economic crisis (and the longstanding poverty crisis that affects most of the world) ... physicist, environmentalist, and activist.) Human rights concerns about the rapid growth and pervasive use of information technology include internet privacy, government monitoring or censorship, industry or governmental capture, exploitation or theft of ...

... we won't disclose to third parties, and a lack of pronouns about who would send the information about loans/financial aid-clearly imply that the information would come only from the defendant. However, it would have been easy to avoid this result! ... a hot story, media entities buy keywords like "Virginia Tech massacre" immediately following tragedies. * MailChannels' technology deliberately introduces latency into its server's handshakes, effectively creating a slow lane for spammers. * Internet ...

... have just finished. That book, The Lawyer's Guide to Collaboration Tools and Technologies, and the opportunity to write with Tom, who I've always considered the most knowledgeable lawyer ... Dennis Kennedy: Since the earliest days of websites, having a targeted content strategy with a clearly-defined target audience has been the most-recommended and most-often ... blogs. That does not mean requests to mention your new blog or for "reciprocal links," but specific questions might get you more help than you ...

... s no way a marketer or website can get PageRank credit from inserting a link in Wikipedia. A reporter emailed me to ask "Do you think this move staves ... discusses the value of buying trademarked keywords: What's difficult for marketers to swallow, however, is the clear evidence the search engines (and affiliate marketers with good organic rank on brand ... Google because Google doesn't allow third party ad serving technology. But compare a BusinessWeek article reporting that big brands are buying up CPC ...