In this age of information sharing to prevent terrorism, what happens when a person is “tracked” across databases for reasons other than terrorism? Is it ok to divulge a person’s medical records without consent, when those records are provided for…
In this age of information sharing to prevent terrorism, what happens when a person is “tracked” across databases for reasons other than terrorism? Is it ok to divulge a person’s medical records without consent, when those records are provided for…
While the ”Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act of 2011,” at first sounds like a bill worthy of support, it’s definitely worth a closer look for business owners. If this bill becomes law, the…
Federal Judge Rules ‘Patent Troll’ Must Pay $3.8 Million in Attorney Fees: Chrysler and Mercedes-Benz have been awarded almost $4 million for attorney fees after beating back a patent infringement suit brought by one of several interlocking companies whose “primary…
CNN Loses Battle Over Release of Video: CNN has not only lost its battle to keep from releasing unaired video footage subpoenaed by lawyers in a personal injury suit, but the news network’s counsel also have been rapped for not…
NoDaddy / GoDaddy: Further to the de-registration of a domain name by registrar, GoDaddy, the former registrant has now put up NoDaddy.com.
Appeals court dismisses Kahle et al. v. Gonzales: Xeni Jardin: Rick Prelinger says, Unfortunately, we’ve lost again. In this appeal (passionately argued by Larry Lessig) we hoped to establish that “the change from an “opt-in” to an “opt-out” copyright system…
Comment on Plagiarism and Copyright by Scott B Nelson: Consider, it you will, 4th Amendment. Turnitin is a search to detect plagiarism. Turnitin then seizes the work for duplication and future search. For my daughters, their high school has no…
Media Law Prof Blog: Ninth Circuit Rules In Flashdance Case: The Ninth Circuit has ruled in Marder v. Lopez that a dancer who signed a General Release allowing Paramount to use her life story as the basis for the film…
Pfizer gets favorable ruling in Viagra patent case in China: Jun. 5, 2006 (China Knowledge) – A Beijing court has upheld drug giant Pfizer’s patent for Viagra, ruling against China’s patent review board, reported Associated Press. According to the report,…
“Injunction Junction: Law Note On Equitable Relief In Trademark Law”: Duke Law & Technology Review iBrief: “Injunction Junction: Remembering The Proper Function and Form Of Equitable Relief In Trademark Law.” Abstract: Injunctions are supposed to be among the most extraordinary…