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Supreme Court Grants Stay of Web Broadcast of Proposition 8 Trial
The Supreme Court's opinion is split 5-4, with Justices Scalia, Roberts, Kennedy, Alito, and Thomas in the majority, and Justices Breyer, Ginsburg, Sotomayor, and Stevens in the dissent. The majority opinion is unsigned and the dissent is written by Jus. Read more...
01/19/2010 01:23PM
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District Judge Allows Broadcast of Proposition 8 Trial on YouTube; Supreme Court Temporarily Stays Order
The landmark trial testing the constitutionality of Proposition 8, California's ban on same-sex marriage, might also turn out to be a test of whether trials may be streamed on the Internet. In an order issued on January 8, Chief Judge Vaughn Walker of. Read more...
01/11/2010 06:08PM
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President Appoints Howard Schmidt as White House Cybersecurity Coordinator
After a months-long search for the new White House Cybersecurity Coordinator, President Obama has chosen Howard Schmidt, a cybersecurity veteran in public and private sectors. Read more about the appointment and listen to Schmidt's video greeting here. . Read more...
12/22/2009 05:45PM
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Countries Are Still Negotiating ACTA, Still Keeping It Secret
The Washington Post's personal technology columnist, Rob Pegoraro, provided an update this week on negotiations of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement ("ACTA"), a multilateral agreement that we have chronicled in this blog before. The update, howeve. Read more...
11/20/2009 09:20AM
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Ninth Circuit Applies National Standard to Regulation Under Miller of Obscenity Transmitted By E-mail
In a recent opinion, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit applied a national standard to assess whether the CAN-SPAM Act is unconstitutional when applied to the sending of obscene content by e-mail. The case is United States v. Kilb. Read more...
11/17/2009 01:09PM
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