Episode 60: Thesis, Introduction, Conclusion
Thesis v. WordPress and the GPL, Massachusetts and the Right to Repair, Facebook and the CFAA.
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Thesis v. WordPress and the GPL
Would WordPress Sue The Maker Of Thesis
Syn-thesis
Why WordPress Themes are Derivative of WordPress
An analysis of GPL’ed code in Thesis
The GPL
Right to Repair
Mass. considers landmark auto-repair legislation
Facebook v. Power.com, and the CFAA
Facebook Doesn’t Violate Competition Laws, Court Rules In Power.com Lawsuit
Episode 59: You May Not Patent this Program
First Post-Bilski Decision from BPAI, Gov’t Prompts Takedown of 73k Blogs, Man Claims 84% Ownership in Facebook.
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In re: Proudler
Sanity From the 1st Post-Bilski Decision from BPAI: In Re Proudler
The opinion
Gov’t gets Takedown of 73k Blogs
US Gov’t Orders 73,000 Private Websites Offline
U.S. Authorities Shut Down WordPress Host With 73,000 Blogs
Man Claims 84% Interest in Facebook
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Posted in: Podcast on July 19, 2010
Episode 58: Judge Gertner and Joel
Joel gets a break, Amazon wins a patent on eBook Readers with two screens, and the Creative Commons gets a day in court.
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Joel Tenenbaum Gets a Break
Judge Reduces Award in Tenenbaum Case
The Opinion
Creative Commons At Issue in Lawsuit
New copyright lawsuit involves Creative Commons
Another Lawsuit Involving Creative Commons
Kindle Patent May Threaten eBook Readers
Amazon’s original Kindle patent could spell trouble for competitors
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Posted in: Podcast on July 12, 2010
Episode 57: The Shins, Dangermouse, and Michael Dell
Pollster Accuracy, iPhone 4 Class Action Lawsuits, Broken Dells
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Pollster Accuracy
Research 2000 Chief Says Business Has Taken ‘A Fatal Hit,’ Promises ‘Criminal Sanctions’ For Kos
iPhone 4 Class Actions
Opportunistic Law Firm To Launch Class Action Lawsuit Against Apple Concerning Reception Issues?
Apple, AT&T Hit By First Antenna Issue Class Action
Broken Dells
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Posted in: Podcast on July 5, 2010
Podcast Special: Bilski
In this special episode we discuss the Supreme Court’s recent ruling in Bilski v. Kappos.
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Posted in: Podcast on June 29, 2010
Episode 56: Hotel California
Google and YouTube win First Round, Congress Can Take Works out of the Public Domain, Apple Sharing Location Data
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Google, YouTube Win First Round Against Viacom
Congress Can Take Works Out of Public Domain
Terrible News: Court Says It’s Okay To Remove Content From The Public Domain And Put It Back Under Copyright
The Opinion
Apple Sharing iPhone Location Data
Apple Now Storing and Sharing Your Location With Others
Congressmen Ask Apple To Explain Privacy Policy Changes
Lawmakers To Introduce New Internet Privacy Bill
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Posted in: Podcast on June 28, 2010
Episode 55: It’s Just Like Starcraft!
Quon and SMS Privacy, AT&T Security Breaches, and FTC Wants to Save the Newspaper
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Quon and SMS Privacy
Analysis: Hints on texting privacy
The Opinion
AT&T Security Breaches
iPhone 4 Order Security Breach Exposes Personal Information
FBI Investigates iPad Data Breach
AT&T Explains iPad Security Breach
FTC Wants to Save Newspaper
Potential Policy Recommendations To Support The Reinvention Of Journalism
Episode 54: Apple Sandwich
Apple revises their advertising policy, Traffic Cam Gripe Site, New York Times Demands Apple Takedown a RSS Reader App
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Apple Revises Rules for in App Advertising
Apple revises iOS rules on outside advertisers, cuts out Google, Adobe by implication
FTC Preps Investigation Against Apple’s Ad Tactics
Apple’s Mobile Rules To Get FTC Scrutiny
Traffic Cam Gripe Site
Anti-speed camera activist nabs Bluff City PD’s expiring web domain
Bluff City, TN Speed Camera information
UDRP Policy
NY Times Demands App Takedown
New York Times to iPad App Developers: Hands Off Our RSS
NYT demands Pulse app be pulled from App Store
Pulse app cheered, then pulled, now back
The Takedown Notices
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Posted in: Podcast on June 14, 2010
Episode 53: Shepard Fairey in a Hurt Locker
Tetris Takedowns, AP/Shepard Fairey Case, and EFF opposes Hurt Locker subpoenas.
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Tetris Takedowns on Android Store
Google blocks Tetris clones from Android market
Update on AP v. Shepard Fairey
Court: AP ‘is going to win’ Shepard Fairey case
EFF Opposes Hurt Locker Subpoenas
EFF Asks Judges to Quash Subpoenas in Movie-Downloading Lawsuits
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Posted in: Podcast on June 7, 2010
Episode 52: One Year Down
Twitter to Sell Trademarked Ad Terms, Senators Call to End Privacy Of Pre-Paid Phones, Apple v. GPL
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Twitter to Sell Trademarked Ad Terms
Twitter May Allow Competitors to Purchase Trademarks as Keywords for Sponsored Tweets
Senators Call to End Privacy of Pre-Paid Phones
Senators call for end to anonymous, prepaid cell phones
Apple v. GPL
GPL Enforcement in Apple’s App Store
More about the App Store GPL Enforcement
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Posted in: Podcast on May 31, 2010
