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    Year: 2007

    November 28, 2007in Copyright, IP, Technology0by Editor
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    Amazon’s Kindle and the Doctrine of Exhaustion

    With much fanfare last Monday, Amazon.com released their wireless e-book reader that uses e-ink technology and allows users to purchase books wirelessly over Sprint’s cellular network in the United States.…

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    November 19, 2007in IP, Open-Source, Patents, Technology1by Editor
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    I.B.M. to offer Office Software Free in challenge to Microsoft’s Line

    IBM is going to offer free programs to compete with Microsoft’s Office programs. A new attempt for some good old Microsoft-bashing, IBM failed in 1990 to compete head-on with its…

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    November 19, 2007in CD Levy, Copyright, IP, Music Industry1by Editor
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    CRIA Suddenly Against Private Copying Levy It Lobbied So Hard For

    With the recent Copyright Board preliminary decision which incorporates digital recorders as an audio recording medium[1]; you would think that the CRIA would be jumping for joy as the inclusion…

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    November 14, 2007in IP, Technology2by Editor
    635

    Micropayment: Striking a Balance at the Crossroads of Information Policy

    Over a decade ago, the seminal article, “The Digital Silk Road,” by Norman Hardy and Eric Dean Tribble[1] conceptualized the Internet as “a flee-market where cash and anonymity prevail.” This…

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    November 14, 2007in IP, Patentability, Patents2by Editor
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    Anything Under the Sun Made by Man

    In June 2007, the BBC reported, that scientists from the J. Craig Venter Institute had applied to patent the method they plan to use to create their synthetic organism. According…

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    November 14, 2007in Infringement, IP, Patentability, Patents1by Editor
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    Verizon Communications, Inc. v. Vonage Holdings Corp: a Victory for Vonage or a Retreat by the Courts?

    In March 2007, the district court in Alexandria, Virginia held that Vonage, a company which uses voice over IP technology, had infringed claims of three patents owned by Verizon Communications,…

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