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Ars Technica

How a data center company uses stranded renewable energy - Some companies are paying low rates for renewable energy that would otherwise go unused.
IPKat - news and fun for everyone!

CJEU determines that mistaken beliefs about trade mark functionality can be relevant for assessing bad faith in CeramTec decision - Yesterday, the CJEU delivered its judgment in CeramTec GmbH v Coorstek Bioceramics LLC (Case C‑17/24). The decision explores the relationship between the g...
CircleID

OneWeb Can’t Come Close to Replacing Starlink in Ukraine, but It Could Complement It - Elon Musk assured us that he would not stop the Starlink service in Ukraine. But, given his feud with Trump, his criticism of President Zelensky, and his r...
The Open Rights Group

Police forces to get authoritarian powers to extract data from online accounts - Digital rights campaigners Open Rights Group has condemned the last minute addition of extreme powers to the Crime and Policing Bill. The new additions wou...
TechnoLlama

Disney and Universal sue Midjourney for copyright infringement - In a spectacular development in the AI wars, Disney and several studios have sued the AI image-generating company Midjourney for copyright infringement (co...
Freedom to Tinker

What the AI Whistleblower Protection Act Would Mean for Tech Workers - This piece was originally published on Tech Policy Press. Written by Sophie Luskin, Emerging Scholar at CITP. On May 15, Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck ...
Canadian Privacy Law Blog

Alberta's privacy law unconstitutionally violates freedom of expression -- again -- in a decision that has implications for All Canadian privacy laws - You may have seen some headlines that said that Alberta’s privacy law has been declared unconstitutional. Yup, it’s true that at least part of it was and...
The Laboratorium

What is the Jersey Dispatch? - I live in New Jersey, where the campaign for Governor is unusually active. There are six candidates in the Democratic primary, and most of them are in seri...
Binary Law

How not to treat your X - Reposted from the Internet for Lawyers Newsletter: In 2022, Twitter peaked at 368 million active users. It was the platform of choice for journalists, poli...
Legal Scholarship Blog

Call for Proposals: Fall 2024 Symposium - Iowa Law Review is now accepting proposals for the Fall 2024 Symposium. Proposal Requirements: Proposals should be submitted via email to ilr@uiowa.edu. Pr...
Cato Unbound

Of Groups, Intersections, and the People Who Inhabit Them - Jacob T. Levy The powerful norms and rules that structured life in the American South during slavery and Jim Crow not only prohibited sex between black me...
BCS Security Articles

People, not just data - Sometimes, we can overlook the true impact of cybercrime on individuals. Mike Sheward, Director of Information Security at Accolade, explains how learning ...
Info/Law

Prof. Michael Risch on “Paths or Fences” - Professor Michael Risch, of Villanova (congrats Wildcats, BTW!), has a review of “Paths or Fences: Patents, Copyrights, and the Constitution” up at Written...
CYB3RCRIM3

Child Sex Trafficking and Bypassing Security on a Tablet Computer - This post examines a recent opinion from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit: *U.S. v. Blake*, 868 F.3d 960 (2017). The court begins the opin...
stevenberlinjohnson.com

Wonderland, the book (and podcast!) - I’m very excited to announce my next book — Wonderland: How Play Made The Modern World, to be published in November by my long-time publisher Riverhead Boo...
Blogzilla

Consultation response to "Keeping Children Safe in Education: proposed changes" - *Profs. Ian Brown and Douwe Korff, February 2016* *Introduction* 1. We have only just learned of the consultation, for which we apologise. The...
panGloss

Three myths that need nailed about the right to be forgotten (and one question) - *1 **Everyone thinks it’s a bad idea, so why hasn’t it gone yet, already.* No they don’t, actually. Just the people who get to write in mass medi...
Clay Shirky

Pulling Punches While Covering Print: A Reply to Ryan Chittum - Background: Yesterday, I wrote something about how nostalgia blunted skeptical coverage of Aaron Kushner’s dumb — and now failing — plans to build a newspa...
CMLP International Blog

Will E.U. Court's Privacy Ruling Break the Internet? - In 2012, a bevy of internet companies and web sites waged a successful campaign against bills in Congress -- the PROTECT IP Act and Stop Online Piracy Ac...
DP thinker

Recommend blog posts - For researchers working on privacy developments, here are a few suggested links to keep abreast of the latest: 1) Hunton and Williams Privacy Law Blog - 2)...
Moral Panics and the Copyright Wars

MusicNet, Pressplay and Lost Opportunities - On pages 8-9 of Moral Panics and the Copyright Wars I discuss the aftermath of the shutdown of Napster in 2001. This period is interesting because it prese...
EDRI - Digital Civil Rights in Europe

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The Volokh Conspiracy

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Center for Democracy and Technology

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The Technology Liberation Front

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