Academics Go To Jail – CFAA Edition
Though the Aaron Swartz tragedy has brought some much needed attention to the CFAA, I want to focus on a more recent… Read More »Academics Go To Jail – CFAA Edition
Law & Technology
ReDigi on Secondary Liability
I was intrigued by the comment in the recent ReDigi holding to the effect that there were three distinct secondary… Read More »ReDigi on Secondary Liability
Lindt Loses Its Midas Touch: The End of the Chocolate Bunny’s Trail, er, Tale
Just in time for Easter: Swiss chocolatier Lindt & Sprungli has lost the latest round in its long battle to… Read More »Lindt Loses Its Midas Touch: The End of the Chocolate Bunny’s Trail, er, Tale
The End of the Paper as the Primary Means of Scholarly Communication
A look back at “The Paper” from the year 2065: “The ‘semantic silos of selfish science’ are becoming a thing… Read More »The End of the Paper as the Primary Means of Scholarly Communication
iTunes License
I’ve been chatting in class lately with students about user-license agreements relating to digital products (who hasn’t?) and we keep… Read More »iTunes License