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THE LEGAL SATYRICON JULY 4, 2011 Righthaven, Righthaven, Really? Since my firm is engaged in quite a few cases against Righthaven, I want to limit my comments. But, fortunately, this blog post from Righthaven Victims seems to say it all. copyright MORE >>	MEDIA LAW PROF BLOG JULY 4, 2011 A New Book on the Music Business In Eighteenth Century England A new book on The Music Trade in Georgian England from Ashgate Publishing. It is edited by Michael Kessler. Here's a description from Ashgate's website. In contrast to today's music industry, whose principal products are recorded songs sold to customers MORE >>	THE LEGAL SATYRICON JULY 4, 2011 The big, bad Wolf on porn By Tatiana von Tauber Feminist Naomi Wolf asked a serious question in a recent CNN article: “Is pornography driving men crazy?&# I had to read it twice just to make sure I was understanding her claim. MORE >>	MEDIA LAW PROF BLOG JULY 4, 2011 A Baseball Team, and TV Rights From the New York Times, a discussion of how tv rights factor into the battle over ownership of the Los Angeles Dodgers MORE >>
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THE LEGAL SATYRICON | MONDAY, JULY 4, 2011
Doubting of Thomas

The Atlantic provides a good study into Clarence Thomas’ dubious claim that he is merely a faithful “originalist.&# (source) Filed under: Civil Liberties, First Amendment, imbeciles. Civil Liberties First Amendment imbeciles MORE >>

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THE LEGAL SATYRICON | MONDAY, JULY 4, 2011
ACLU Challenges “cyber bullying” ban in Tennessee

The international association of crybabies has had quite a lot of success getting “cyber bullying&# into the national lexicon, and following that, getting new laws passed in order to make sure that nobody’s feewings get hurt on the Internets. First Amendment MORE >>

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THE LEGAL SATYRICON | MONDAY, JULY 4, 2011
Are all.com and.net domains under U.S. jurisdiction?

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) takes the position that if a website is located at a.com or a.net domain, then they have sufficient ties to the USA to make them fair game for U.S. prosecutors. source) To understand this position, you need to understand that every domain name has a [.]. domain names internet law MORE >>

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