August 20th, 2007
Lawgarithms Links for 8/20/07
Remember that between entries here you can keep up with the Live Web (and other) issues I’m spotting by subscribing to my Google Reader Starred Items. Among the links now playing:
California court invalidates Alienware arbitration provision in online terms and conditions, from Internet Cases by Evan Brown
“Among other things, the memorandum suggests that the [U.S. Supreme] Court will begin making electronically-filed briefs available for access over the Court’s own web site“, from How Appealing
“A Quest To Get More Court Rulings, Online and Free”, from The Trademark Blog by Marty
Technophilia: Where to find public records online, from Lifehacker by Wendy Boswell
Drawing That Explains Patent Costs, from Clock Tower Law Group’s shared items in Google Reader by Erik J. Heels
Wired Piece on How to Run a Corporate Blog, from Micro Persuasion by Steve Rubel
American Airlines Sues Google Over Keyword Ads, from Technology & Marketing Law Blog by Eric Goldman
Burn the books, brave the blogs, from IP Law Daily by Jeremy
Joining OIN, from Official Google Blog by Karen
Documentary Tests Fair Use, from IP Law Daily by (author unknown)
Social Network Portability: Do We Need a Creative Commons-ish Campaign for Privacy?, from Like It Matters by Brian Oberkirch
Lyrics sites out of tune with copyrights, from ZDNet News - News Page One
Did You Violate Copyright Law Today?, from Law.com - Inside Opinions: Legal Blogs by Carolyn Elefant
Free MySpace Music Downloads?, from Mashable! by Kristen Nicole
State of the AmLaw 200 Blogosphere, August 2007, from Real Lawyers :: Have Blogs by kevin@lexblog.com (Kevin O’Keefe)
Linus on Subversion, GPL3, Microsoft and More, from Slashdot by CmdrTaco
Why watermarking is a bigger devil than DRM, from ZDNet Blogs by George Ou
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