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Seventh Annual Symposium, April 16, 2010 American University Washington College of Law 4801 Massachusetts Ave, NW Washington, DC 20016 S...

On June 16-17, 2010, American University Washington College of Law’s Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property will host a wo...

I haven't blogged in a while, but this one is time sensitive. The Washington College of Law is holding the Conference Practicing Law in ...

I will be giving a lecture on copyright law and Creative Commons tomorrow (Friday, December 11, 2009) at the Bucerius Law School in Hamburg...

Publicly funded research outputs should be freely accessible by the public absent compelling reasons to withhold access. That's a simpl...

Gentle reader, 'Tis the season to ask for support for Creative Commons , and this year I have to make it personal. I have my own fundra...

I'm pleased to announce that the video of Professor Rochelle C. Dreyfuss's delivery of the Fifth Annual Finnegan Distinguished Lectu...

What the Federal Circuit Can Learn from the Supreme Court -- and Vice Versa Please join us for the Fifth Annual Finnegan Distinguished Lectu...

Whenever Internet theorists want an example of how the Internet changes the world and makes possible things we never could have had before, ...

On July 11, I gave a keynote on Creative Commons and the principle of copyright neutrality at Campus Party 2009. Many thanks to Carolina B...

On June 15, I participated in the 2009 International Workshop on Copyright Industries and Intellectual Property , hosted by the South China ...

On June 12-13, I participated in the Age of Digital Convergence conference organized by Peter Yu in conjunction with, and hosted by, Hong ...

I just bought the Playing for Change CD/DVD . What a joy! While the Stand By Me video has received a lot of attention, the other songs an...

Senators Lieberman and Cornyn have reintroduced the Federal Research Public Access Act (S. 1373) , which would require agencies with large r...

Congratulations to Josh Sarnoff , who joins the blogosphere with his new blog - Inherently Sarnoff . Josh is my colleague at the Washington...

My professional move from the Villanova School of Law to the American University, Washington College of Law became effective on June 1, 20...

Stuart Shieber , Professor and Director of the Office of Scholarly Communication at Harvard,has started an open access blog, The Occasional ...

There's a cottage industry of naysayers who seek attention by deriding all things Internet. A member of this crew, Mark Helprin, has pu...

If you, like me, work in an organization that has switched to Microsoft Office 2007, please be alert to two problems and their solutions. ...

Readers in Europe who care about keeping the Internet relatively neutral need to express that opinion to policymakers in the European Parlia...