Singularity Law » Section 230 http://singularitylaw.com The Information Technology Law Blog and Podcast by Professor Michael Scott Sun, 13 Jun 2010 03:59:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 en hourly 1 ©Michael Scott and Josh Kagan mdscott@swlaw.edu (Michael Scott and Josh Kagan) mdscott@swlaw.edu(Michael Scott and Josh Kagan) Law 1440 law, technology law, cyberlaw, internet law Michael and Josh discuss the latest technology law news for this week. The Singularity Law Podcast is a show about technology law, cyber law, and much more. In each episode we cover some of the most interesting topics of the week, identify trends, discuss new legislation, analyze recent cases, and end with our final thoughts about one of the most outrageous legal moments of the week. Michael Scott and Josh Kagan Michael Scott and Josh Kagan mdscott@swlaw.edu No no http://singularitylaw.com/sing_white_small.jpg Singularity Law http://singularitylaw.com 144 144 The Singularity Law Podcast Episode 8: Virus http://singularitylaw.com/podcast/episode-8 http://singularitylaw.com/podcast/episode-8#comments Mon, 08 Dec 2008 03:12:12 +0000 Professor Scott http://singularitylaw.com/?p=219 “Video game law” emerges as a specialty. Facebook and eBay test the limits of Section 230. Forum selection clauses become more important in Internet legal documents. Myspace tries to turn piracy into profit with a new technology. A man claims that an emoticon turned him into a pedophile against his will. Hear Professor Michael Scott and Attorney Josh Kagan tackle these issues and more on this episode of The Singularity Law Podcast!

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Shownotes for The Singularity Law Podcast: Episode 8 for December 8, 2008

Our Panel for Today:

Video Game Law as a Hot New Practice Area: Hype or Reality?

The Limits of Section 230 Immunity, Part 1: Malware

The Limits of Section 230 Immunity, Part 2: Trademarks

Practice Pointer: The Continued Importance of Forum Selection Clauses

Turning Piracy Into Profit: The Myspace Experiment and Other DMCA Issues

Final Thoughts: Entrapment by Emoticon

This recording is an informational resource only. It is not designed to offer legal advice.

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]]> http://singularitylaw.com/podcast/episode-8/feed 1 52:20 "Video game law" emerges as a specialty. Facebook and eBay test the limits of Section 230. Forum selection clauses become more important in Internet legal ... "Video game law" emerges as a specialty. Facebook and eBay test the limits of Section 230. Forum selection clauses become more important in Internet legal documents. Myspace tries to turn piracy into profit with a new technology. A man claims that an emoticon turned him into a pedophile against his will. Hear Professor Michael Scott and Attorney Josh Kagan tackle these issues and more on this episode of The Singularity Law Podcast! Click the play button below to listen, or click here to subscribe to us on iTunes! Here are the show notes for this week's episode: Shownotes for The Singularity Law Podcast: Episode 8 for December 8, 2008 Our Panel for Today: Prof. Michael Scott of The Singularity Law Blog Josh Kagan of The Josh Kagan Blog Video Game Law as a Hot New Practice Area: Hype or Reality? Wall Street Journal: Video-Game Law: The Niche Legal Practice Du Jour LA Times: These Lawyers Got (Video) Game Michael Scott's blog: Videogame Law: New Legal Specialty or Marketing Hype? The Limits of Section 230 Immunity, Part 1: Malware 47 U.S.C. sect;230 Venkat Balasubramani's SPAM NOTES blog: Could Facebook Be Liable for Spreading the Koobface Virus? Green v. AOL The Limits of Section 230 Immunity, Part 2: Trademarks Alleyinsider: Amazon, Google: eBay Shouldn't Have To Hunt For Trademark Infringers EFF: Jewelry Company Quest to Expand Trademark Law Could Quash Internet Commerce Practice Pointer: The Continued Importance of Forum Selection Clauses "Internet Cases" blog: Court enforces forum selection clause in web hosting agreement Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. v. Shute, 499 U.S. 585 (1991) Turning Piracy Into Profit: The Myspace Experiment and Other DMCA Issues Reuters: MySpace, MTV Test Piracy-Profit Plan Michael Scott's blog: Priming the Pump - Copyright Style Final Thoughts: Entrapment by Emoticon Wall Street Journal: Emoticons on Trial at the Nebraska Supreme Court This recording is an informational resource only. It is not designed to offer legal advice. Podcasts Michael Scott and Josh Kagan no No From Pages to Platforms: The Law of Web 2.0 and Beyond http://singularitylaw.com/class/pages-to-platforms http://singularitylaw.com/class/pages-to-platforms#comments Mon, 17 Nov 2008 18:06:37 +0000 Professor Scott http://singularitylaw.com/?p=196 Last Thursday, Josh Kagan gave a talk on Web 2.0 law for my Internet & E-Commerce Law class here at Southwestern Law School. Josh covered several interesting topics, including copyleft licenses, DMCA takedown abuse, and blogger issues. This is a webcast of that talk.

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We’re also ramping up a new episode of our podcast for today. Episode 7: “The Global Perspective” will be available tonight, so stay tuned!

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]]> http://singularitylaw.com/class/pages-to-platforms/feed 0 00:01:01 Last Thursday, Josh Kagan gave a talk on Web 2.0 law for my Internet #38; E-Commerce Law class here at Southwestern Law School. Josh covered ... Last Thursday, Josh Kagan gave a talk on Web 2.0 law for my Internet #38; E-Commerce Law class here at Southwestern Law School. Josh covered several interesting topics, including copyleft licenses, DMCA takedown abuse, and blogger issues.nbsp;This is a webcast of that talk. This is a QuickTime video, so to view it in a larger window simply click "download" below instead of playing it in your browser. It will also be available in our iTunes podcast feed. We're also ramping up a new episode of our podcast for today. Episode 7: "The Global Perspective" will be available tonight, so stay tuned! Class,,Podcasts Michael Scott and Josh Kagan no No