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 43: Never Get Involved in an Internet War in Asia
Is ACTA Constitutionality, Google v. China, and Fluff Busting
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Is ACTA Constitutional?
Full ACTA Leak Online
Is the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement Unconstitutional?
Google v. China
Google Stops its Chinese Censorship
China issues media rules for stories on Google
Google Faces Fallout as China Reacts to Site Shift
Google China Status Board
Fluff Busting
Facebook Threatens Greasemonkey Script Writer
Fluff Busting Purity News
Episode 39: Our Patented Newsfeed (Repost)
What damages for false DMCA takedown notices, employer liability for employee statements, Facebook Patents the newsfeed.
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Damages in False DMCA takedown
Rare Ruling on Damages for Sending Bogus Copyright Takedown Notice–Lenz v. Universal
Rossi Case
FTC Guidelines on Employer Liability for Employee Blog Posts
Facebook Patents the Newsfeed
Facebook’s news-feed patent could mean lawsuits
Facebook Patents The News Feed (Updated)
The Patent
UPDATE: There seems to have been a glitch with the first post. Hopefully this will fix it.
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Posted in: Podcast on March 3, 2010
Episode 25: Where’s My IHOP
Bilski, International Copyright Treaty, and Using Facebook as an Alibi
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Bilski Arguments
Transcript
Analysis of Oral Argument
ACTA Internet Provisions
The ACTA Internet Provisions – DMCA Goes Worldwide
Facebook Alibi
His Facebook Status Now? ‘Charges Dropped’
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Posted in: Podcast on November 16, 2009
Technically Legal Podcast: Episode 23
Metadata in Public Records, Warrants and E-mail, Facebook awarded million in SPAM case.
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Arizona Says Metadata are Public Records Too
“Ariz. court rules records law covers ‘metadata’”
The opinion
Court Says Personal Notice Not Required for E-mail Search
On Gmail and the Constitution
The opinion
District Judge Concludes E-mail Not Protected by Fourth Amendment (But See Correction)
Stored Communications Act
Federal Rule of Criminal Procedue 41
Facebook Wins Big in CAN-SPAM case
Facebook Wins $711 Million in CAN-SPAM case
The complaint
The CAN-SPAM Act
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Posted in: Podcast on November 2, 2009
Technically Legal Podcast: Episode 3
Google Lawsuit, iTunes App Store, Online Harassment Laws and Reporters on Facebook.
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Google Sued Again for Trademark Infringement–Soaring Helmet v. Leatherup.com
Tim Langdell: The EDGE of Insanity?
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Posted in: Podcast on June 15, 2009
