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The Story of the Beginning of the Digital Revolution
May 24, 8:17 AM PDT
That's kind of grandiose, but I think it's fitting. Today brings the first trailer for a retrospective documentary on Napster , hard on the heels of reporting from TorretFreak that the RIAA is losing money, laying people off, and slowly going out of business . The Cartel's scorched-earth campaign...
Friday fantasies
May 24, 6:52 AM PDT
Taking no chances: this is a photo of Rihanna hiding behind the tree on the left ... Publicity-shy: no; publicity-conscious: yes.  Famed (or infamous ?) US-based singer Rihanna is apparently preparing for a new career as a UK litigant, it being reported that the Barbados-born...
Get Lost, IEA
May 24, 5:09 AM PDT
The International Energy Agency seems to have prepared a “Policy Review” of German energy policy, and “Executive Director” Maria van Der Hoeven   has given a speech at the German Ministry of Economy to introduce some of their ideas. For people not so familiar with the details of...
LDC Fight For Extension Of TRIPS Transition Continues
May 24, 2:52 AM PDT
Over the past week or so, least-developed country (LDC) members of the World Trade Organization have held their own in a closed room with the world’s biggest economies as they worked out details of a request by the LDCs to extend the deadline by which they must enforce WTO intellectual...

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"Appeals court hears arguments in Wilmington public housing gun case"
May 24, 9:58 AM PDT
Sean O'Sullivan of The News Journal of Wilmington, Delaware has a report that begins, "Having lost a federal court battle over restricting guns in Wilmington's public housing, plaintiffs backed by the National Rifle Association asked an appeals court [yesterday] morning to send the...
"People with higher IQs are slow to detect large background movements because their brains...
May 24, 9:46 AM PDT
"From previous research, we expected that all participants would be worse at detecting the movement of large images, but high IQ individuals were much, much worse." I'm interested in this subject: Things really smart people are especially bad at.
TV Broadcasters Sue Internet Streaming Service
May 24, 9:33 AM PDT
Television broadcasters filed a copyright infringement lawsuit yesterday against FilmOn.com Inc., a company that allows users to stream live television programs online. The networks are seeking a court injunction, accusing FilmOn of "exploiting…some of the most valuable intellectual...
We’re All Basically Clueless When It Comes To How Many Calories Are In Fast Food
May 24, 9:10 AM PDT
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Judicial Copying in Reasons for Judgment Isn't Wrong of Itself
May 24, 9:09 AM PDT
In fact, it's necessary for the efficient functioning of the legal system. Merits and appearances matter. Cojocaru British Columbia Women’s Hospital and Health Centre , 2013 SCC 30  [CanLII link here ], released today, holds, unanimously, that the mere fact judicial reasons duplicate, with or...

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