Spotlight on Lisa Larrimore Ouellette
Lisa Larrimore Ouellette, an Alumna of the Yale Information Society Project (ISP), was cited on PatentlyO, a leading blog on patents, in regard to her recent paper Do Patents Disclose Useful Information?. Lisa was heavily involved with the ISP while a student at Yale Law School, and was the Director of the Universities Allied for [...]
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- This week in the Yale ISP law & media speaker series: Tim Lee (@binarybits), from @arstechnica: http://t.co/DzI5FjDk
- RT @binarybits: I'm speaking at Yale, Princeton, and New America in the coming weeks: http://t.co/ZTLG7pEl All three events are open to ...
- RT @Lawgeek: @yaleisp Margot Kaminski in @TheAtlantic on our overabundance of (c) protection & lack of transparency in #SOPA #ACTA: http ...
- Four articles out in the new issue of the Yale Journal of Law and Technology: http://t.co/twFH5zgv
- RT @wseltzer: Blogged on the Golan Court's copyright blackout, and its part in the #sopa / #pipa fight: http://t.co/5w869xDn
- RT @EFF: Yale law professor Jack Balkin: #SOPA "enables a system of private prior restraint," violates the 1st Amendment https://t.co/2c ...
- RT @abapubliced: #SCOTUS hearing FCC v Fox indecency case on 1/10/12. Briefs from @ACLU @CatoInstitute @SPLC @yaleisp & others posted. h ...
- RT @wseltzer: Blogged anti-SOPA anticircumvention: http://t.co/f6P3yuhm
- RT @nbramble: My post on the odd structure of Section 105 of #SOPA: http://t.co/XtGs5GCh
- RT @madayo: Lunch convo with @brianstelter has me convinced that cable-as-news is dying. And newspapers-as-TV is only a temporary replac ...
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