449 Articles match "Examples"

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• Leading by (Bad) Example - New York Times
  
  Leading by (Bad) Example - New York Times October 19, 2005 Op-Ed Columnist Leading by (Bad) Example By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN. WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 (Iraq News Agency) - A delegation of Iraqi judges and journalists abruptly left the U.S. today, cutting short its visit to study the workings of American democracy. don't think so. custody.
  Communications And Entertainment Law Blog - Wednesday, October 19, 2005
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• Anti-Copyright-Bias Example of the Day
  
  From the LA Times tech blog 's daily "Around the Web" feature: -- The Recording Industry Assn. of America has broken up with MediaSentry , the company it hired to dig up dirt on file-sharers for lawsuits. WSJ Not "hired to collect evidence" or "hired to help prepare legal cases against" -- but "hired to dig up dirt."
  Copyrights & Campaigns - Monday, January 5, 2009
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• Another example of the whiny nanny-state in action
  
  DeVoy In 1990, the world was a different place. Gas was cheap, mini-vans were coming into vogue, and Iraq was a country where our dealings were mostly sub rosa arrangements between Donald Rumsfeld, the CIA and Saddam, rather than another costly foothold in the American empire. Additionally, Aghanistan was more of the soon-to-be-defunct [.].
  The Legal Satyricon - Tuesday, July 13, 2010
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• Wordle.net—Beautiful WordArt Example of Creative Commons Tech License for NY and Elsewhere
  
  There are few things that can lawyers to smile.  As a blogger and columnist, this one got me not only to smile but to think about printing some tees.  Wordle is a java web app
  BizMediaLaw - Sunday, April 11, 2010
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• Hollywood Docket: Studios vs. merch; Sony vs. disabled gamer; UMG vs. Grooveshark
  
  For example, Warner Bros. Entertainment law news this morning: Call it a sign of the times: we're seeing Hollywood studios get more aggressive in cracking down on online shops selling DVDs and other trademark-infringing merchandise. has filed a lawsuit against.
  THR, Esq. Entertainment & Media Law Blog - Tuesday, January 12, 2010
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• Video Game Speech and the Protection of Children
  
  Renee Newman Knake, Michigan State University College of Law, has published "From Research Conclusions to Real Change: Understanding the First Amendment’s (Non)Response to Negative Effects of Mass Media on Children by Looking to the Example of Violent Video Game Regulations
  Media Law Prof Blog - Friday, October 16, 2009
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• Letterman Celeb Train Wrecks
  
  And Farrah Fawcett: Compare to the current example, Joaquin Phooenix. Here's another Letterman classic: Crispin Glover. Hat Tip: Jason Calacanis].
  Thompson On Hollywood - Thursday, February 12, 2009
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• New York Businesses and Others Beware—Those Movie Terms you want as Brands May already be Trademarks
  
  Recently, two Android OS bearing phones have quietly created an interesting example to all business owners of the power of trademarks.  The two brand names in question are “Nexus 1” for the so called Google
  BizMediaLaw - Thursday, July 15, 2010
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• Can New York Design Better Tax Credit Law to Stimulate High Tech Business Growth-Pt.2? Lessons From AMD
  
  By: Kyle Devine Picking Billion Dollar Incentive Figures out of German Hats A prime example of a company qualifying for QETC is Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), a micro-chip fabrication company (“chip-fab”). And AMD is a prime
  BizMediaLaw - Wednesday, April 28, 2010
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• UT's IP Bullying
  
  Here's just one example: A couple years ago, they sued an outfit making My alma mater, the University of Texas at Austin, has distinguished itself as a trademark bully, happy to squelch free speech in the pursuit of licensing revenues.
  Pixelization - Sunday, January 31, 2010
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