One Bad Apple" was first posted on 9/2/2011 after the COICA legislation caught Google's attention and the company announced it was taking steps to protect the interests of artists because they really do care.  And now Google, not the law or a court, will decide who is acting “responsibly.”  Written by Chris Castle. The answer?  Ah yes.  MORE >>

There are some commentators—truly misguided in my view—who are calling for Congress to bring back the failed legislation from 2008 known as the “Shawn Bentley Orphan Works Act”. Let’s review that legislation in light of what we now know. In fact, orphanworks.com was registered on January 28, 2005 to Joseph Gratz.  The U.S. MORE >>

Notice, we have switched now from complying with the law to complying with the terms of use or license for Google’s tools it creates for solving the problem it perpetuates.  And now Google, not the law or a court, will decide who is acting “responsibly.”  Written by Chris Castle. Why mix up the concepts?  So keep that in mind. Ah yes.  MORE >>

May 19, 2005. She has criticized the New Deal, which gave us Social Security, the minimum wage, and fair labor laws. She's questioned whether age discrimination laws benefit the public interest," said Sen. The law, she said, is the "terrain on which Americans are struggling to decide what kind of people they are.". MORE >>

Mr. Bush had playfully deflected questions earlier in the day about whom he might choose, telling reporters as he has many times before that he would pick a jurist "who will not legislate from the bench.". He was a magna cum laude graduate of Harvard Law School. WASHINGTON, July 19 - President Bush is nominating John G. Roberts Jr., MORE >>