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Come and Knock On Our Door…With a Cease-and-Desist Notice

On August 29, 2012 By Shane Valenzi

Few moments in a playwright’s life can compare to the anticipation, thrill, and excitement of opening night.  Many are so fraught with nerves they can’t even watch.  But on the opening night of his new play, “3C,” playwright David Adjmi found himself battling not only nervous jitters, but a squadron of lawyers [...]

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Lamebook’s Most Ironic Move Yet: Preemptively Suing Facebook

On November 11, 2010 By Kat Kubis

As the world is realizing, and as a top-grossing movie recently highlighted, Facebook is an Internet giant. With over half a billion users and advertising revenue figures that reach the billions, it is a powerhouse that other sites want to emulate. . .or at least mock. In response to Facebook’s growing popularity, [...]

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The Final Score in Europe: Privacy 1; Copyright Holders 0

On November 10, 2010 By Donna Baldry

Coming out of Europe this week are two apparently opposite movements: one seeks stronger protections for Internet users’ personal information; the other, aims to relax intellectual property laws and allow the use of copyright materials without the owners’ approval.

At one end of the spectrum, the European Commission has called for strengthening [...]

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