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News and @cyberlaw Links

17th
Oct. ร— โ€™11

For those of you who are interested, I’ll be presenting on “Common Trademark Application Problems” on November 2, 2011 as part of my firm’s IP Webinar series. For more information and links to the free registration, click here. Some recent links I found particularly interesting on Twitter include: Net Neutrality Case Heads to D.C. Circuit [...]


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Copyright Basics webinar and @cyberlaw Links

27th
Sep. ร— โ€™11

For those of you who are interested, I’ll be presenting as part of my firm’s IP Webinar series on October 5, 2011 at 12 CDT on Copyright Basics.ย  It will be a lot of fun, and hopefully a good learning experience for all.ย  Since it’s a webinar, be prepared to ask your general copyright questions [...]


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ACLU challenges Suspicionless Laptop Border Searches

7th
Sep. ร— โ€™10

Today, the ACLU and related parties filed a class-action lawsuit challenging the U.S. Government’s policy of allowing suspicionless searches and seizures of laptops and other electronic devices at the border. The allegations include violations of the First and Fourth amendments. It is seeking a declaration that the Department of Homeland Security policies, which are restatements [...]


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