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Intellectual Property Law

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Sweet Smell of Success

Posted on February 24, 2008
The Nose Knows! Patented Scent!?

Stanford, California and Your Brain

Posted on February 21, 2008
California and Stanford spawn endless fun...just finished my 14 day free trial with Lumosity..check it out to see what keeps your brain pink and fresh...my personal observations: a) the pressure of scoring detracts from the incentive to "just play".....

Seinfeld, Madonna, and Uncle Miltie???

Posted on February 21, 2008
A light hearted article in the Boston Globe about Shame virally spread on the Internet as a creative punishment for intellectual property theft. Sadly, even though the article is aimed at new attorneys and law students, it could be a bit more definite about US history...

AT&T Comcast Play Nice!!! /Markey Bill:Net Neutrality

Posted on February 17, 2008
Markey Bill on Net Neutrality Rep. Charles "Chip" Pickering (R-Miss.), who has argued against Net neutrality regulations in the past, is now co-sponsoring the rewritten measure, which is being called the Internet Freedom Preservation Act.

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LA Writer's Strike- the future?

Posted on February 15, 2008
Post-Writer's Strike comments re-hash the same old tune: there's gold in the new and different; Yes thanks so much for sharing...and those who are betting on the web for media, marketing and advertising (see www.mediapost.com) tout web based "content" as the SOURCE MEDIAPOST editor writes: The Big Media companies need to get over their obsession with their own series...

Writers Vote: End Strike

Posted on February 13, 2008
Breaking News Alert The New York Times Tuesday, February 12, 2008 -- 10:42 PM ET ----- Writers Vote to End Strike Hollywood's writers made it official, ending their bitterly fought strike at the 100-day mark by an overwhelming margin. Of 3,775 writers who cast ballots, 92...

Dogs Dogs Dogs!!!

Posted on February 10, 2008
NEW BREEDS DEBUT AT WESTMINSTER DOG SHOW

Berkeley Symposium

Posted on February 08, 2008
As my blog cred grows, I get more requests to publicize and endorse...so far no perks, other than "moral happiness" (see my Feb 2008 book review column on Stumbling on Happiness) In any event, thanks to John Tsai of UC Berkeley who asked so very nicely that I publicize the following: IP & Entrepreneurship Symposium March 7 & 8, 2008 ~ UC Berkeley Law School Co-sponsored by the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology (BCLT) and the Berkeley Technology Law Journal (BTLJ)...

Google Afterlife

Posted on January 23, 2008
Google Millionaires and their Second Life

California Dreamin'...on such a Winter's Day!

Posted on January 10, 2008
Not Katrina, but when the rain comes down, so do the palm branches... We DO need the rain:) Photo credit: YoursTruly Rightfully reserved Use with caution

Microsoft was mooned..and the link came down

Posted on January 09, 2008
Corporate theft of amateur photos is "exposed" in this rollicking Washington Post article Stolen Web SnapShots From theft to teen photos posted on Flickr causing suit against Virgin Mobile Australia (alleging invasion of privacy of the teen girl, whose light-hearted photo taken at a church car-wash is plastered all over advertisements without her family's consent, and failure to credit the amateur photographer, a violation of Flickr policy) to repeated posting of stolen pictures on Babble (blamed on an intern intractably oblivious to copyright law and who, according to the article, was fired because of the copyright flap)...

IPhone Readers Unite!!!

Posted on January 04, 2008
http://www.booksinmyphone.com/

Radiohead: Music Biz: is it working?

Posted on January 03, 2008
Music consumers & creators: more on Radiohead RADIOHEAD

Radiohead: Pay For What You Get . . . or Pay What You Can Get Away With?

Posted on January 03, 2008
The band Radiohead made waves recently by releasing their latest album over the Internet with a ?pay what you like? pricing model: anyone visiting their website could download a full copy, with payment optional and completely voluntary. According to The New York Times, the best estimates are that about 62% of downloaders early on were freeloaders: they paid nothing...

Los Angeles: max on mini

Posted on December 11, 2007
Seen at THE PETERSEN in Los Angeles... Is this classic design the future of transportation?

Stanford enriches Palo Alto with Symbolic Systems Forum

Posted on November 30, 2007
Stanford offers so much to us here in Palo Alto/Silicon Valley. If you missed this talk, see the Dec 6 (below) on facial recognition cues. Perhaps by then I'll have played to oft touted new games, and some discourse informed by experience will ensue. ***SYMBOLIC SYSTEMS FORUM*** ( http://symsys...

Stem Cells, Facebook, Mom and Dad

Posted on November 28, 2007
Today's New York Times has an article on stem cells, and an interesting issue concerning whether or not state research facilities will be liable for patent infringement on work that is close to cosmetic application (read: cash generating applications!)...

Silicon Valley remakes Hollywood?

Posted on November 27, 2007
Silicon Valley; Los Angeles....Netscape founder Marc Andreessen posted Patrick Goldstein (LA TIMES) column ostensibly on the Writers Guild. Goldstein touts the not so new concept of "writer entrepreneur" (writers have always been entrepreneurs - ask anyone who ever looked for an agent or shopped a script :) But I take issue with a glaring contradiction in Goldstein's loose draping of examples that masquerades as a point...

Mass Effect: The Eyesbrows have it

Posted on November 26, 2007
Video game as, ahem, "art?" Read New York Time writer Seth Schiesel's review of Mass Effect a new game for X Box released by Bioware. http://nytimes.com/2007/11/22/arts/television/22mass.html?ref=television "What does your face look like when you're telling a lie? Or what are the visual cues when you are speaking in a beguiling, slightly flirtatious way?" Mr...

Wii Xbox or PS3 with your pumpkin pie

Posted on November 21, 2007
San Jose airport will be the gateway from my XBox buddies and Phoenix is the Wii oasis at my brother Dan's house for Thanksgiving family play. Video Games are a popular activity for all ages, as the post feast family tag football fades for lack of young blood and a surfeit of older bones...

Perjury: Barry Bonds? Merck?

Posted on November 19, 2007
The New York Times send out a "news alert" about Barry Bonds which I received on my iphone...baseball fans need the breaking news I guess...just as interesting is this post by patent law expert Dennis Crouch. (check out Dennis Crouch at www.patenlyo for regular and comprehensive patent legal news and practice tips)...

San Francisco: Intel, HealthCare & Boomers

Posted on November 19, 2007
In San Francisco on Tuesday Nov 20th? Then run don't walk to the FREE/OPEN TO THE PUBLIC /NO Reservations Required!! Closing Keynote Session Gerontological Society of America, featuring Eric Dishman of Intel?s Health Research and Innovation Group Tuesday, November 20, 2007 9:45 a...

Evil Talk at Stanford

Posted on November 09, 2007
I feel duped. The title was undeniably catchy: Computing and the Problem of Evil!!! The speaker undeniably well-reputed: John Mitchell, whose citation rank is 31 of a cast of tens of thousands..he ranks as the 31st most cited author in the filed of computing...

Bar Popularity: San Francisco Bay Area Lawyers Blog

Posted on November 09, 2007
San Francisco Bay Area eggs on its writer-lawyers. Two score and then some legal bloggers - a majority members of the bar, and several non-lawyers- convened this week to discuss blogging. Blogging is every monad's path to "self-publishing"- why wait for a staid and hidebound law review or journal, or to moonlight as a journalist and suffer editors, or hunt, spear in hand, paltry advance checks from wooley mammouth publishers, when one can cook up and promulgate any sort of stuff with the speed and reach afforded by "the web"...

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