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Dan Solove and Eric Goldman on 230 issues

By Rebecca Tushnet

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Via Doug Lichtman: IP Colloquium is his podcast site, where you can find, currently, his opening interview with the EFF's Fred von Lohmann, a discussion of Bilski, and most recently a pair of discussions with Dan Solove and Eric Goldman focusing on 230's protections and its limitations from a policy perspective. If you regularly read this blog, then the discussions are probably not targeted at you (though you can get free CLE credit in California and New York, and apparently other jurisdictions are coming soon), but if you know generalists who want to learn more about IP issues, this could be a painless way for them to do so. The podcast will be a regular thing, and you can subscribe in iTunes.

Full post as published by 43(B)log on December 01, 2008 (boomark / email).

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