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CLE opportunities past and future

By Luis

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Twice in the past few days I’ve been asked to sign up for Continuing Legal Education (CLE). Sadly, I have to ‘graduate’ first. Oops. Still… each was interesting:

The Friday CLE opportunity was at Columbia’s symposium on Fair Use. Mike Madison has a good summary of the symposium, as part of a broader post on Fair Use. The links to Rebecca Tushnet are particularly useful- she always has spectacularly detailed post-conference writeups that are great reads for people who weren’t there.

The upcoming CLE opportunity that I had to pass on is at the Open Source Business Conference- two days worth of CLE for those interested in open source licensing. This certainly isn’t the only way to learn about free/open licensing (SFLC’s conference in the fall included a CLE option, and they also offer an extended stay program for practicing professionals who want to get very in-depth with the topic) but the lineup should be solid as usual- I definitely look forward to attending next year if I can.

Full post as published by Luis Villa's Home Page on February 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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