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Pushed Over the Edge?
Back in June of 2010, it was reported that Tim Langdell, the holder of various trademarks related to Edge (such as Gamer's Edge and Cutting Edge) filed a lawsuit against EA, claiming that Mirror's Edge was infringing on his Edge trademark. It has now been reported that EA has filed its...
CHALLENGE.GOV: Prizes as an Additional Incentive Layer
In my patent law course last week, we had discussion of the role of a patent system as compared with other potential governmental pro-innovation initiatives such as grants or prizes.  Our current patent system does not provide any strong mechanisms for channeling innovation toward...
EU Launches Survey Of Countries’ Deficiency In IP Enforcement
The European Commission has launched its survey on intellectual property protection and enforcement in third countries. The survey is open until 31 October. Every two years the Commission conducts “a broad IPR enforcement survey,” that will serve, with other input, to establish a list...
Beyond "Censored": What Craigslist's "Adult Services" Decision Means for Free Speech
On Saturday, after years of pressure from law enforcement officials, Internet classified ad web site Craigslist bowed to demands to remove its "Adult Services" section which critics charged encouraged prostitution and other sex-related crimes. Or at least it appears that it did. Without...

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"Court Sides With C.I.A. on Seizure of Terror Suspects"
Charlie Savage will have this article Thursday in The New York Times. In Thursday's edition of The Los Angeles Times, Carol J. Williams will have an article headlined " 9th Circuit throws out CIA torture lawsuit for national security reasons; The decision by a divided appeals court says the risk of...
Future of the Internet Symposium: Casting a Wider Net
The project behind writing a book like The Future of the Internet is not only admirable, it should and does inspire people to think about major philosophical and social questions about the inherent politics in technological infrastructure. The project is also hard, and likely to draw...
Rosh Hashanah: L'Shana Tova! and Open Thread
The Jewish High Holy Days begin at sunset with Rosh Hashanah , ushering in and celebrating a new year, 5771. They end in ten days, with Yom Kippur, a day of atonement and fasting, and a sunset "Break Fast" meal. On the menu for many : Brisket, roast chicken, challah, matzo ball soup...
U.S. Attorney in NY Brings Back Old Hand to Head New Civil Frauds Unit
A bit of news for you, LBers, before you clock out for the evening: The U.S. Attorney’s office in Manhattan is bringing back one of its own to head a unit formed earlier this year to pursue potential civil actions in complex financial fraud cases.
No Sentence Yet for Disgraced Bush Lawyer
Is Scott Bloch going to jail for a month? Bloch's sentencing is on hold in Washington federal district court as a magistrate judge tries to determine whether lying to Congress carries a one-month minimum mandatory jail term. For more than...

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