by julzb | Feb 2, 2011 | Cases, Commentary
Since the RIAA ended its campaign against music file sharers, a new group of lawsuits targeting users of p2p networks like BitTorrent have been making headlines. Private law firms representing copyright owners of motion pictures have, to date, served notices on...
by julzb | Dec 1, 2010 | Commentary, Legal/Tech News
As mentioned in Robert Kolick’s post from November 3rd, LimeWire, once the most popular peer-to-peer file-sharing program on the ‘net, was ordered to shut down via an injunction issued by Judge Kimba Wood of the Southern District of New York. Just a few weeks after...
by anickow | Aug 29, 2008 | Uncategorized |
by: Mustafa Ünlü, Associate Editor, MTTLRI. The curiously chameleonic properties of data ownershipImage Protein models by Alan Wolf.Used under a Creative Commons BY-NC-CA 2.0 license. Data 1 is both the primary output as well as the most vital input of the scientific...
by anickow | Dec 4, 2007 | Uncategorized |
by: Brian Pascal (bhpascal [at] umich [dot] edu), Associate Editor, MTTLRImagine buying a train ticket from Ann Arbor to Chicago. Imagine, also, that, upon arriving at the train station, an attendant notices that you are carrying a wheeled suitcase, well within normal...
by anickow | Nov 15, 2007 | Uncategorized |
by: Kurt Hunt, Blog Editor, MTTLRIn October of 2007, the University of Michigan announced a new “Be Aware You’re Uploading” (BAYU) program “to notify users of University networks that they might be uploading” to peer-to-peer networks.1 The service, which...
