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Yearly Archives: 2009

Them Bones are Made for Walking

Posted by glennm Oct 1, 2009 Celebrity Cases, International, Technology Law Nazis, war crimes
Them Bones are Made for Walking

Sixty-four years later, the world remains in the dark about what really happened in Adolph Hitler’s bunker on April 30, 1945. And it appears that, just as with the JFK assassination, the Soviets are in the middle of it, as they hid what are claimed to be Hitler’s bones.

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Turn it UP!

Posted by glennm Sep 29, 2009 International, Regulation, Tech Policy Apple, EU, iPod, music, regulation
Turn it UP!

This is paternalistic regulation at its worse.

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Remastered Masters

Posted by glennm Sep 19, 2009 Intellectual Property, Internet, Technology Law Beatles, copyright, music
Remastered Masters

It is a little odd that although The Beatles pioneered so many innovative recoding techniques in the analog realm, their music is still not yet available on remastered digital CDs.

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Free Speech, Now That Speech is Free

Posted by glennm Sep 14, 2009 Constitutional Law, Inside the Beltway, Technology Law content, First Amendment, politics, Supreme Court
Free Speech, Now That Speech is Free

The problem is that while speech is free, campaign $$ is not.

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Can’t Buy Me Love, But Friends for Sale

Posted by glennm Sep 3, 2009 Internet, Social Media, Technology Law advertising, Facebook
Can’t Buy Me Love, But Friends for Sale

It can be difficult for brick-and-mortar businesses to generate a loyal online social media following, but that is no excuse for transforming the social act of “friending” someone into a purely monetized, commercial relationship.

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The VC Industry is At an Inflection Point

Posted by glennm Aug 31, 2009 Start-ups, Tech Policy, Technology Law innovation, venture capital
The VC Industry is At an Inflection Point

Many are speculating that 2009 represents a fundamental turning point for the venture capital industry.

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The Law of Social Media (Part I)

Posted by glennm Jul 23, 2009 Intellectual Property, Internet, Social Media, Technology Law copyright, Facebook, social networking, Twitter, UGC
The Law of Social Media (Part I)

Informed observers should regard pronouncement of social media law as tentative. The traditional rules applicable to social interactions may apply, or may apply differently, in the context of social media. In other respects, social media may upend traditional notions of legal status and privacy.

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The Net is Still Not Ready for Prime Time

Posted by glennm Jul 22, 2009 Internet, Technology Law eclipse, Mashable, WWW
The Net is Still Not Ready for Prime Time

Mashable promoted the eclipse with a post titled “HOW TO: See the Longest Solar Eclipse of the Century Online.” Not there yet!

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Opportunistic Reversal or Just Politics?

Posted by glennm Jun 28, 2009 Government, Inside the Beltway, Technology Law budget, health care, Obama
Opportunistic Reversal or Just Politics?

To avoid (correct) charges of budget-busting, the Obama administration needs to craft a more “revenue-neutral” plan, and thus really needs the incremental revenue from taxing health benefits.

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Iran May Not Be Like Poland, the Philippines and Ukraine

Posted by glennm Jun 23, 2009 International, Social Media, Tech Policy, Technology Law Iran, politics
Iran May Not Be Like Poland, the Philippines and Ukraine

Pat Oliphant’s editorial cartoon today captures the disconnect between global geopolitics and the people-powered “almost revolution” going on in Iran these days.

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