Jacqui Lipton

FCC Doesn’t Have Authority to Enforce Net Neutrality

by Jacqui Lipton
April 6, 2010April 8, 2022
Copyright Law (category), Intellectual Property Law (category), Law & Technology (category)

With thanks to one of my students for passing this along, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of… Read More »FCC Doesn’t Have Authority to Enforce Net Neutrality

Hybrid Toys: Now There’s a Crazy Idea (or two)

by Jacqui Lipton
March 30, 2010April 8, 2022
Just for Fun (category)

While attempting a family vacation last week, I was confronted with evenings watching seemingly endless ads on the Cartoon channel. … Read More »Hybrid Toys: Now There’s a Crazy Idea (or two)

Online Copyright Infringement and the “Static” Nature of Facts

by Jacqui Lipton
March 22, 2010April 8, 2022
Copyright Law (category), Intellectual Property Law (category), Law & Technology (category), Online Norms and Culture (category)

While teaching secondary liability and fair use issues in my cyberlaw course in recent weeks, I’ve been struck by an… Read More »Online Copyright Infringement and the “Static” Nature of Facts

ISPs and Secondary Liability

by Jacqui Lipton
March 15, 2010April 8, 2022
Copyright Law (category), Intellectual Property Law (category), Law & Technology (category)

I was re-reading Perfect 10 v Google last night (and Perfect 10 v Visa) in preparaton for a cyberlaw class… Read More »ISPs and Secondary Liability

Google/YouTube Execs Convicted in Italy on Privacy Violations

by Jacqui Lipton
February 24, 2010April 8, 2022
Law & Technology (category)

Many of you will have seen the news that an Italian court has convicted three Google executives with respect to… Read More »Google/YouTube Execs Convicted in Italy on Privacy Violations