CIS and SLATA Launch Packets 1.1
The Center for Internet and Society’s
Packets newsletter is a bi-monthly publication written by
Stanford Law School students who are members of the Stanford Law And Technology
Association (SLATA). CIS staff, fellows and volunteer
attorneys edit Packets. Our purpose is to provide the legal
community with concise descriptions of recently decided cyberlaw-related
cases, and to point to the original decisions. We will distribute
short summaries of the cases in the electronic version and host
longer, more detailed summaries, as well as a keyword searchable
archive of past Packets on the CIS website.
The writers on the Packets editorial
board are: Carl G. Anderson, Rob Courtney, JuNelle Harris, Rachel
Kovner, Todd Lewellen, Stephany Lin, Stephen Bruce Lindholm, Jia
Liu, Grace Park, Ji-Hyun Park, Jef Pearlman, Kateryna Rakowsky,
Neil A. Rubin, and Jim Sojoodi.
Selected Contents from Packets Vol. 1 No. 1:
- Actual Damages Denied for Overseas Copyright Infringement
- Court Denies Verizon's Motion to Quash RIAA's Subpoena and Motion
to Stay Pending Appeal.
- Court Strikes Infringement Action against Pop-ups' Provider
- Ninth Circuit Rules Online Matchmaking Service Statutorily Immune
for Identity Theft of TV Actress
- Online Application of Vermont's "Harmful to Minors"
Law Violates First Amendment and Dormant Commerce Clause
- Free Speech Challenge to Trade Secret Injunction Rejected in California
DeCSS Case
- Fight over the Applicability of GLBA Privacy Provisions to Lawyers
to Continue
- Stay of New FCC Ownership Rules
- Summary Judgment Denied in DMCA Garage Door Opener Case
- Wine-by-Mail Ban Struck Down under Dormant Commerce Clause
The complete first issue is available
at http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/packets/
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