…education materials….” (full Oregonlive story). From BoleyBlogs, Law in the News, Publishers Fight Oregon Censorship Statute, by Lynn Andriani — Publishers Weekly, 4/29/2008, which includes a link to the ACLU…
…censorship litigation experiences, so he likely has talked in the past about those. The Keynote speech should itself become a great topic for discussion at the usually, um, memorable Fastcase…
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…to spread cheap reprints of popular sheet music. In the 1950s, a pirate music label named Jolly Roger issued recordings by Louis Armstrong and other jazz greats from LP’s that…
…with his Prison Legal News, a self-help magazine. The publication, known as PLN, does more than highlight mail censorship, sexual abuse by prison guards and prison overcrowding in its black-and-white…
Librarians tend not to get their whatsits in a twist when it comes to information leaks. Maybe because leaks, censorship, privacy, and related issues are things we think about…
…Monday’s Oregonian also had a related (at least to me) article, “Google joins Net Censorship Battle.” Apparently it’s not yet more important for law students to spend precious law school…
…let me know. Art law encompasses a vast range of subjects including copyright, property law, international law, censorship, environmental law, sales, taxation, etc., etc., etc., and I couldn’t begin to…
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