Lowered expectations of privacy
In a recent opinion piece at wired.com, Bruce Schneier criticizes the “expectation of privacy” test that is used to interpret the fourth amendment of the
April 10, 2009
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IP Osgoode Panel: Copyright in the Remix Era Part 2 – An Emerging Consensus
Not more than ten years ago, intellectual property was divided by heated rhetoric on both sides. The changing technological landscape had given citizens unprecedented power
March 27, 2009
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IP Osgoode Panel: Copyright in the Remix Era Part 1 – A History Lesson
Last Friday, IP Osgoode hosted a panel of copyright thinkers at Osgoode Entertainment and Sports Law Association’s 11th Annual Entertainment and Sports Law Conference. The
March 16, 2009
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Facebook’s grassroots earn policy voice
Earlier this month, Facebook experienced a backlash when it changed its privacy policy. The grassroots uprising can be seen on blogs such as The Consumerist,
February 27, 2009
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In globalized economy, promoting online freedom is difficult
Over the past year, authoritarian governments have been cracking down on “subversive” Internet activity, attracting disapproval from human rights groups. However, U.S. technology companies have
February 13, 2009
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Is the recession moving patents?
The global economic downturn continues to make its impact. A few months ago, I mentioned the possibility that patents might be used to leverage credit,
January 30, 2009
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