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The Laboratorium

October 2, 2008 at 9:51 PM

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No book containing the sentence “Distributional effects and equity concerns were directed toward protecting consumers from a redistribution of wealth from consumers to monopolists, and toward protecting competitors from predatory practices,” should be allowed to have the word “Understanding” in its title.

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Appearances

I am taking the Spring 2013 semester off from public speaking.

Media

May 8: Quoted in Google, Authors Guild Back in Court

May 6: Quoted in Aereo Seeks To Prevent CBS From Bringing New Lawsuits at MediaPost

May 1: Quoted in Content industries try a new strategy to combat file-sharing at InsideCounsel

April 26: Quoted in US embassies worldwide take to Facebook in bizarre promotion of “World IP Day” at Ars Technica

April 17: Quoted in With Aereo appeal, broadcasters threaten the foundation of locker services at Ars Technica

Papers

The Illegal Process: Basic Problems in the Making and Application of Censorship, 78 U. Chi. L. Rev. Dialogue 58 (2013)

Future Conduct and the Limits of Class-Action Settlements, 91 N.C L. Rev. 387 (2013)

If Code Is Law, Then Coders Are Lawyers, Jotwell

Why Johnny Can’t Stream, Ars Technica

Three Theories of Copyright in Ratings, Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law