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STLR Volume X

By STLR on June 1st, 2009

STLR Volume X has been published, and is available in full from the Volume X archive page.
We’re excited about the quality of the pieces in this volume. Articles include pieces on computer simulation of patent economics, reformation of the mailbox rule, and research fraud.  In addition, there are pieces on patent judges, KSR, eBay, and [...]

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US v. Miller and “Voluntary” Data Handover, c. 2009


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Durham Statement on Open Access


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John McCain and the Music Makers


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Amazon Kindle and Sony Reader Locked Up: Why Your Books Are No Longer Yours


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How Legal Fees Might Stop the RIAA’s Campaign Against File Sharing


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Digital Rights Management: Amazon Versus iTunes


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Legal Trouble for Torrents


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Net neutrality and the FCC: what’s being done to preserve it


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Apple / Cisco iPhone litigation primer, part 1 - what’s in a trademark?


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