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Let's keep it on the download: why the educational use factor of the fair use exception should shield rap music from infringemen
I. INTRODUCTION Digital sampling is the method by which musicians place "previously recorded portions of another artist's work in a new recording." (1) The legal ramifications of digital . . .

A crusade in the public domain: the Dastar decision.
Things are more like they are now than they ever were before.--Dwight D. Eisenhower (1) Though the term of copyright protection has been constitutionally extended again and again by Congress, (2) . . .

Pornography, community and the Internet - freedom of speech and obscenity on the Internet.
I. INTRODUCTION A. General The recent emergence of the Internet has posed new challenges for the legal community. One of the much debated issues among legal scholars is whether the Internet . . .

Toward a criminal law for cyberspace: a new model of law enforcement?
I. INTRODUCTION This article argues that one consequence of the increasing proliferation of computer technology and the attendant migration of human activities, including illegal activities, into . . .

Cumulative index volumes 1 through 28: title indexto leading articles and features.
TITLE INDEX TO LEADING ARTICLES AND FEATURES Access to Federally Funded Research Data Under the Freedom of Information Act Edward C. Walterscheid 15:1 Adapting . . .

Thirty-fifth selected Bibliography on computers, technology and the law (January 2002 through December 2002).(Bibliography)
INTRODUCTION Each year, the Journal provides a compilation of the most important and timely articles on computers, technology, and the law. The Bibliography, indexed by subject matter, is . . .

Harvard as a model in trademark and domain name protection.
I. INTRODUCTION Collegiate licensing has developed into a booming industry (1) since the advent of such programs in the early- to mid-1980s. (2) Colleges and universities learned that their . . .

How to pry with maps: the Fourth Amendment privacy implications of governmental wetland Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Cut the bank for the fill./ Dump sand/ pumped out of the river/ into the old swale// killing whatever was/ there before--including/ even the muskrats. Who did it?/ There's the guy.// . . .

Online shareholder meetings: corporate law anomalies or the future of governance?
I. INTRODUCTION Individual shareholders with a small stake in corporations rarely attend annual shareholder meetings. (1) Whether they are reluctant to spend the time and money to travel to the . . .

Minnesota passes the nation's first Internet privacy law.
This Article will examine the new Internet privacy law passed by the Minnesota state legislature. The law restricts an Internet service provider's disclosure of information that identifies a . . .

The USA PATRIOT Act and telecommunications: privacy under attack.
I. INTRODUCTION The USA PATRIOT Act of 2001, (1) signed into law on October 26, 2001, became a formidable weapon in the United States' war against terrorism. Enacted quickly in response to the . . .

Honeypots: a sticky legal landscape?(catching computer hackers)
I. INTRODUCTION With today's enhanced focus on cybersecurity, governments and businesses are looking for effective tools to prevent and detect attacks on their critical information systems. . . .

Evidence at the electronic frontier: introducing e-mail at trial in commercial litigation.
I. INTRODUCTION Electronic mail or "e-mail" has become the very fabric of commercial litigation. Yet, despite the fact that a veritable cottage industry has sprung up to assist litigators in . . .

The blame game: can Internet service providers escape liability for semantic attacks? .
I. INTRODUCTION Recent news articles and publications by experts seem to predict that courts will not be lenient toward Internet service providers ("ISPs") (1) who fail to protect against . . .

Privacy in the private sector: use of the automotive industry's "event data recorder" and cable industry's "interactive televisi
I. INTRODUCTION While the mention of the term "Big Brother" typically arouses suspicion of the government, many privacy advocates have been expressing concern over the private sector's access to . . .

Pop-up advertising online: slaying the hydra.
I. INTRODUCTION Eight years ago, the New York Times ran an article entitled, "First-Time Tourists Need a Pocket Guide to Downtown Internet." (1) The article was undoubtedly cutting-edge . . .

The legal Web of wireless transactions.
I. INTRODUCTION The wireless web creates an exciting new marketplace for consumers and businesses alike. For consumers, the flexibility and freedom afforded by wireless handheld devices such as . . .

Using distance learning to enhance cross-listed interdisciplinary law school courses.
I. INTRODUCTION Courses that are interdisciplinary in their approach to teaching substance and skills and that include graduate students from other disciplines can be a valuable addition to legal . . .

The European Union Commission and recent trends in European information law.
I. INTRODUCTION This Article addresses several recent and emerging developments regarding the European Union's copyright and intellectual property ("IP") laws. Because not every significant issue . . .

Thirty-fourth selected biography on computers, technology and the law (January 2001 through December 2001).
INTRODUCTION Each year, the Journal provides a compilation of the most important and timely articles on computers, technology, and the law. The Bibliography, indexed by subject matter, is . . .

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