Volume III (2001-2002)
Articles
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The Third Industrial Revolution: Policymaking for the
Internet, by Bradford L. Smith, Senior Vice President and incoming
General Counsel, Microsoft Corporation
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Analyzing the Patentability of "Physical" Yet "Intangible" Subject
Matter, by Sam S. Han, Patent Attorney, Thomas, Kayden, Horstemeyer &
Risley, LLP
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Attack of the Clones... and the Issues of Clones, by Paul Lesko and
Kevin Buckley
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Volume II (2000-2001)
Articles
- Privatization
and Commercialization of the Internet Infrastructure: Rethinking Market
Intervention into Government and Government Intervention into the Market, by Brett
Frischmann, Attorney, Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering, Washington, D.C.
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- Going for the
Blue Ribbon: The Legality of Expert Juries in Patent Litigation, by Michael
A. Fisher, Attorney, Baker Botts, New York
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- Due Process
and In Rem Jurisdiction under the Anti-Cybersquatting Consumer Protection
Act, by Andrew J. Grotto
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Volume I (1999-2000)
Articles
- Dodging the
Communications Decency Act when Analyzing Libel Liability of On-line
Services: Lunney v. Prodigy Treats Service Provider like Common
Carrier Rather than Address Retroactivity Issue, by Neil Fried, Attorney,
Federal Communications Commission, Common Carrier Bureau, Washington, D.C.
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- When Efforts
To Conceal May Actually Reveal:
Whether First Amendment Protection Of Encryption Source Code and the Open
Source Movement Support Re-Drawing The Constitutional Line Between the First
Amendment and Copyright, by Rod Dixon, Senior Attorney, U.S. Department of
Education and Visiting Assistant Professor of Law, Rutgers University
School of Law - Camden
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Essay
- The
'Principles in Context' Approach to Internet Policymaking, by Andrew
L. Shapiro, Senior Advisor, Markle Foundation
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