Intellectual Property Recent Posts
Millions of bands have come and gone in the U.S. alone. With a finite number of words in the Englis (more…)
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- Ken LaManceMar 08, 2010
A Wisconsin teenager was recently sentenced to fifteen years in prison for a facebook fueled extorti (more…)
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- Ken LaManceMar 03, 2010
The most common type of “copycat” websites usually are in the realm of higher end goods such as (more…)
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- Ken LaManceFeb 04, 2010
In the case of Doe v. Netflix recently filed in California, a lesbian mother is claiming that the mo (more…)
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- Ken LaManceJan 14, 2010
Judge Mosman seems to hang his ruling on the notion that because emails aren’t sealed in envelopes (more…)
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- Ken LaManceNov 02, 2009
Yesterday during one of my many, many sleepless nights, I decided to boot up my computer to research (more…)
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- Ken LaManceSep 16, 2009
Recently, consumers who bought digital copies of George Orwell’s 1984 for their Amazon Kindles wok (more…)
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- Ken LaManceAug 18, 2009