What laws apply to this situation? A Chinese counterfeit version of an iPhone, which runs a version of the open source Android Operating System modded to look exactly like the apple iPhone software interface, has been spotted in the wild: Counterfeit Chinese iPhone with Android.
The problems are endless, IMHO: its a wash. With so many [...]
Counterfeit iPhone from Open Source Android OS: Laws, Anyone?
Lab To Market’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Information Industry Conference
Looks like an interesting conference, hybrid of law and tech: Lab To Market’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Information Industry Conference in NY. If your near the big apple, worth checking out. View the agenda here.
Some of the speakers:
Ted Hagelin, Crandall Melvin Professor of Law; Director, NYS Science & Technology Law Center, Syracuse University [...]
Law.gov proposed by Public.Resource.Org
Law.gov, fascinating push by the public.resource.org people (behind the EDGAR SEC data move way back) to quote:
Law.Gov is an effort to create a report documenting exactly what it would take to create a distributed registry and repository of all primary legal materials in the United States.
By primary legal materials, we mean all materials that have [...]
Legal Digest for October 9th October 10th
Law and Ochlocracy Digest for October 9th through October 10th:
Unboxed – I.B.M Tries to Help Cities Work Smarter – NYTimes.com – “The mistake people make is to think that collecting the data is the endgame,” said Michael R. Bloomberg, the mayor of New York. The real payoff, he said, takes another step. “We actually use [...]
Legal Digest for October 8th PM Update
Law and Ochlocracy Digest for October 8th from 21:47 to 21:55:
Google Books Settlement – A Library to Last Forever – NYTimes.com – Sergey Brin: Because books are such an important part of the world’s collective knowledge and cultural heritage, Larry Page, the co-founder of Google, first proposed that we digitize all books a decade ago, [...]
