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Justice Breyer Confounded by Watching The Social Network -- Daily Intel
november 2010 by rebekahheacock
"If I'm applying the First Amendment, I have to apply it to a world where there's an Internet, and there's Facebook, and there are movies like ... The Social Network, which I couldn't even understand." Oof.
supremecourt
facebook
technology
law
november 2010 by rebekahheacock
Clarifying SourceForge.net’s denial of site access for certain persons in accordance with US law
february 2010 by rebekahheacock
Users residing in countries on the United States Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanction list, including Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria, may not post content to, or access content available through, SourceForge.net. Last week, SourceForge.net began automatic blocking of certain IP addresses to enforce those conditions of use.
law
opensource
politics
activism
USforeignpolicy
february 2010 by rebekahheacock
The Day Obscenity Became Art - NYTimes.com
july 2009 by rebekahheacock
The best part of this article: the Venn diagram of Lady Chatterley and Her Lover.
censorship
history
law
literature
nytimes
july 2009 by rebekahheacock
World Affairs Journal - Case Closed: A Prosecutor Without Borders
july 2009 by rebekahheacock
ICC Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo: totally sketch.
ICC
sudan
darfur
law
genocide
DRC
humanrights
july 2009 by rebekahheacock
Publius Project
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
summer reading.
internet
technology
law
politics
society
education
media
berkman
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
Intellectual Property Watch » Blog Archive » Copyright Exceptions Needed To Ensure Balance In Africa, Panellists Say
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
"The study suggests that a pro-access copyright law is needed in all countries with appropriate and clear exceptions and limitations in support of learning materials access."
africa
copyright
law
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
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