The European Court of Justice has ruled that member state internet service providers are not required to police their users’ activity proactively in order to make certain that those users do not violate copyright holders’ rights. The decision overturns…

Lisa McElroy, Drexel University School of Law, has published Cameras at the Supreme Court: A Rhetorical Analysis as Drexel University Earle Mack School of Law Research Paper No. 2011-W-02. Here is the abstract. For many years, the Supreme Court has…

Commissioner Michael J. Copps has announced his resignation from the FCC. Read his statement as released by the agency. Yesterday, I submitted to the President notice of my intention to resign my post as Commissioner effective January 1, 2012. Should…

Funding opportunities from the National Sciences Foundation. Target dates are January 24, 2012 and July 12, 2012. Synopsis: The Law & Social Sciences Program considers proposals that address social scientific studies of law and law-like systems of rules. The program…

AFTRA’s negotiations with the networks and television producers resume this week and the big issue, according to a source close to the process, is the same one that’s bedeviled Hollywood labor for the past several years: health and retirement.
Nego…

 Tuesday, December 6, 12:30 pmRoom 107, Pound Hall, Harvard Law SchoolThis

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How does a hip, cutting-edge company like Apple handle its employees’ use of social media? Apparently, pretty well. 9 to 5 Mac got its hands on the Apple Retail Blogging and Online Social Media Guidelines, and published the details. There’s a lot t…