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    March 3, 2008in Copyright, Digital Locks, General, Infringement, IP, Patents, Privacy, Technology1by Editor
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    The Commodification of Intellectual Property, and You!

    I recently attended a lecture by professor Bruce Ziff, of the University of Alberta Law School, where he described what he termed as his only original academic idea. He posited…

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    February 16, 2008in IP, Privacy, Technology0by Editor
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    Targeting Individuals: Targeted Advertising on Online Social Networks

    Advertising has always been, or has tried to be, “targeted” at potential and existing customers. The entire purpose of advertising has, and continues to be, to communicate the virtues of…

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    February 5, 2008in Copyright, IP, Movies, Technology1by Editor
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    Mashups, Fair Use and Community Standards

    Mashup culture continues to expand and proliferate, especially in the online word. Many audience members are no longer content merely to consume media, but actively comment on it, interact with…

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    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 14, 2007in IP, Technology2by Editor
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    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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