The Shout
This blawg comments on criminal law and cyberlaw, with an emphasis on free speech, privacy and computer security.
Author: Jennifer Granick is director of the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School.
Blawg Related Categories: Intellectual Property Law • Copyright Law • Law Professors • Media & Communications Law • First Amendment • Stanford University • Law Professor
Recent Posts from The Shout
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November 3, 2009 Election Results
Department of Elections Official Results Hello, Friends, Romans, Republicans: Here are the election results for yesterday’s balloting, with 15% of the electorate weighing in. Dennis Herrera is City Attorney Jose Cisneros is Treasurer PROPOSITION A:…
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Does the Fourth Amendment Protect Your Email?
Read my legal analysis on EFF’s website — New York Court Scores Over Oregon In Recent Email Privacy Opinions.
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Granick Slate Card: November 3, 2009
GRANICK SLATE CARD CITYWIDE ELECTION, NOVEMBER 2009 Friends, Romans, Republicans: Welcome to the Granick Slate Card for the November 3, 2009 San Francisco Citywide Election. I know, I know, you had no idea there was…
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Made Up Pasta #1
Made Up Pasta #1 Originally uploaded by Ms. President Chanterelles are in the farmer’s market now, so I made up this pasta dish featuring them last night. Click on the photo for more pictures and…
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Elmoween 2009
Granick/Stones, 10/31/09 Originally uploaded by Ms. President After Nigel and the Ice Doll had a great Halloween with Izzy Elmo and Callie Elmo, we’re back to work in the brand new month of November.
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UPDATE: Texas Instruments failed to stand behind their misguided claim that calculator hobbyists violated copyright law by having public, online discussions about techniques to get more functionality from TI calculators. Yet the company continues to…
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IEEE Spectrum: For Texas Instruments, Calculator Hackers Don’t Add Up
Great article on my Texas Instruments dispute in the IEEE Spectrum magazine, with a picture of one of my clients: For Texas Instruments, Calculator Hackers Don’t Add Up.
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Prepaid Providers Seek to Put Locks On Your Phone and Their Hands In Your Pocket | Electronic Frontier Foundation
Prepaid Providers Seek to Put Locks On Your Phone and Their Hands In Your Pocket.
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EFF Warns Texas Instruments to Stop Harassing Calculator Hobbyists
One of my new projects is defending researchers and bloggers discussing how to put custom operating systems on TI calculators. The press release and explanatory blog post are on the EFF site.
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It’s My Browser, and I’ll Auto-Click if I Want To | Electronic Frontier Foundation
In It’s My Browser, and I’ll Auto-Click if I Want To, Fred blogs about how EFF is representing SkipScreen, a Firefox browser add-on that helps users avoid ads and unnecessary wait times when downloading files…