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Another Hybrid Wind Power Plant Opening in Germany
From this tweet by the always excellent Energiewende Germany I learned about an article titled “ Hydrogen plant starts storing wind energy in Germany “. As is clear from the title, this is another project to use wind energy in times where demand can’t keep up with supply to make some...
The World to U.S. Congress: I'm not American but I Have Privacy Rights
In a letter sent today to the United States Congress, an international coalition of non-profit organizations called upon the U.S. government to protect the privacy and freedoms of not only its citizens, but of people everywhere. As news of the alarmingly broad reach and scope of America’s...
Security interests in trade marks: has something gone awry?
Every so often the IPKat is asked to draw readers' attention to an issue of interest or concern with regard to the administrative machinery that underpins the smooth and efficient operation of the IP system. Here's one such instance, in the form of a reader's email: Perhaps there's...
Looking Deeper into MPAA's Copyright Agenda
It's time to rethink copyright law, say the U.S. Register of Copyrights and the chairman of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee. Hearings, speeches, and lots of quiet maneuvering have begun to shape "the next great copyright act."   Last week, Motion Picture Association of...

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Dunkin Donuts Employee "Outperformed" And Outearned Her Co-Workers
Needless to say, you won't get flush working at the Rockaway, New Jersey Dunkin Donuts, even on the night shift, unless ... As reported at dailyrecord.com: Melissa Redmond, 29, of Mine Hill, was arrested after a six week investigation known as “extra sugar” that began when...
SCOTUS: trial lawyers can’t scoop up DMV names to solicit cases
Yesterday, in the case of Maracich v. Spears , the Supreme Court ruled that the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act of 1994 (DPPA) prohibits trial lawyers from accessing names and contact information from states’ drivers license databases with the intention of soliciting potential clients for litigation...
"G.O.P. Pushes New Abortion Limits to Appease Vocal Base"
This article will appear in Tuesday's edition of The New York Times.
At the Movingly Succulent Café...
... please settle down. (Motion added to my image by Chip Ahoy, who explains it here .)
Former FTC Chairman Joins Davis Polk
Bloomberg News Jon Leibowitz departed the FTC in February. Recent Federal Trade Commission chairman Jon Leibowitz is moving from Official Washington to the world of Big Law, joining law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP. The firm said Mr. Leibowitz, who left the agency in...

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