Anjali Dalal cited by Canadian Supreme Court
Another round of Thanksgiving break updates: Last month, ISP Google Policy Fellow Anjali Dalal was cited by the Canadian Supreme Court in a case about hyperlinking. Anjali wrote over at Balkinization: By limiting the application of Canada’s defamation law, the Court preserved free expression and communication online and, by its own estimation, recognized the dangers [...]
David Robinson at Open Government Data Camp
Now is the time for Thanksgiving updates about the semester behind us. ISP Student Fellow David Robinson went to Poland last month to attend and present at the Open Government Data Camp 2011. David reports: My trip to Poland was a significant success. Thanks to the ISP’s support, I was able to join my coauthor [...]
Speaker Series: Sonia Katyal
This week, we will be joined by Sonia Katyal, Professor of Law, Fordham University for the Thomson Reuters ISP Speaker Series scheduled Friday, November 18, at 12:00 p.m. in Room 122 of Yale Law School. The title of her talk is ” Contrabrand: Art, Advertising and Property in the Age of Corporate Identity ”. Listen to the Podcast [...]
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