Google v. Oracle VI: Google’s Distract, Divide, and Conquer Strategy
As proceedings in Google v. Oracle were delayed by the coronavirus, I also paused writing about the case, but now that oral arguments are scheduled […]
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DMCA HEARING IV – Contemplating Fair Use
With the first three DMCA review hearings before the Senate Subcommittee on IP, it was fairly easy to identify the salient matters most likely to […]
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Social Platforms Discover Neutrality is Not an Option
Social media platforms were practically designed to foster whataboutism. So, we should hardly be surprised that this lazy form of erroneous reasoning dominates so much […]
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Thank You, Christopher Dickey
Yesterday, the world lost one of the great journalists, and great human beings, who have shaped our thinking in the last half century. American correspondent […]
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Allen v. Cooper Revisited: Part II – That Damned Eleventh Amendment
(NOTE: This post relies on information presented in Part I.) In my first post in this series, I tried to summarize (albeit in nearly 3,000 […]
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