What I’ve been suring for 7th March 2007 through 8th March 2007
These are my links for 7th March 2007 through 8th March 2007:
- Harsh Words Die Hard on the Web - washingtonpost.com - Employers, including law firms, frequently do Google searches as part of due diligence checks on prospective employees. According to a December survey by the Ponemon Institute, a privacy research organization, roughly half of U.S. hiring officials use the
- Is ‘Making Available’ Copyright Infringement? - Goes over the RIAA’s attempts at incorporating ‘making available’ into US copyright law
- Best Practices in Tech Transfer at madisonian.net: a weblog about law, technology, and society - “Licensing directors at 11 leading American research universities have released ?In the Public Interest: Nine Points to Consider in Licensing University Technology,? a best-practices-style white paper summary of strategies for university-based technol
- My Fair Ladies : Sex, Gender, and Fair Use in Copyright Rebecca Tushnet, Georgetown University - Feminist legal theory and copyright.
- YouTube - Video explains the world’s most important 6-sec drum loop - Doc on the Amen Break
- MoneyLaw: Summertime and the Living is Easy - “Still it seems silly for a School to allow an expensive facility to remain empty for three months especially if there are students who want to get on with their educations albeit with something less than full enthusiasm.”
- SSRN-Do You Hear the Knocking at the Door? A Therapeutic Approach to Enriching Clinical Legal Education Comes Calling by Gregory Baker - Interesting approach to the law…
- Law.com - ‘Lawrence’ Fails to Open Floodgates to Unfettered Sexual Freedom - “If two recently issued appellate court rulings are any indication, the post-Lawrence fears of those concerned that public morality would no longer remain a valid basis for legislating consensual sexual conduct have proven to be overblown.”
- Apple eats its cake: When it comes to intellectual property, Apple wants to have it both ways — to protect its own, while ignoring others - “And with its actions on the iPhone, it appears Apple again wants to have its cake and eat it, too. Throughout its storied corporate history, Apple seems to hold simultaneous contradictory positions whenever IP is involved.”
