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Regular EULA + Readable EULA: Seemed like a good idea at the time?
My friend abby directed me to Aviary.com, a site that provides web based tools for creating art. Its mission is apparently to make it easy to create derivative works from the works of others that hav… more →
Reading the Fine Print
The Agreeable Cat
Autochon wrote 1 day ago: If your cat agrees to a EULA, are you bound by it? … more →
Georgina Combos (part 2)
babynamelover wrote 1 week ago: Georgina Rose Tallulah Georgina Eleanor Jane Georgina Rose Amelie Georgina Lucy Edith Georgina Pomel … more →
Are multiplayer games illegal?
tmcd35 wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m not thinking about LAN games here. No the question is can you play 2 (or more) player gam … more →
III Linking Policy
Warren wrote 2 weeks ago: I was recently going through Innovative’s web site and, out of curiosity, clicked on the small … more →
Family Pack for Windows 7 Home Premium
agaveanejo wrote 2 weeks ago: From Ed Bott’s Microsoft Report Microsoft to offer Family Pack for Windows 7 Home Premium Post … more →
End User License Agreements*
kaliajer wrote 2 weeks ago: Do you read the EULA* that comes with your software? The following was part of a EULA on an Avery La … more →
End User License Agreements
tmcd35 wrote 4 weeks ago: Here is an interesting one for you. How legally binding are they? To my knowledge (and a quick go … more →
Licentieconstructies in een virtuele omgeving
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Bert Bouwhuis wrote 1 month ago: Software licenties vormen vaak een bron van ergernis en misverstanden. Veel gebruikers hebben nameli … more →
Is it cheating to fake achievements?
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spinks wrote 1 month ago: It was only a matter of time before people figured out how to fake achievements in Warcraft. It’s be … more →
Terms of Use at Issue Once Again: Financial Times v. Blackstone Group
jcrglobalcaplaw wrote 1 month ago: Summary: Yes, it’s true: We seem to spend an undue amount of blogging space on Terms of Use. But … more →
Technology Bill of Rights
P wrote 1 month ago: Dovetailing perfectly with our discussion about the various modes of governance in relation to fair … more →
Rights of Monopoly, Rights of Access: The Kindle
P wrote 2 months ago: We’ve posted a bit about cultural resources and made a brief pass at natural resources, here … more →
Blockbuster Blows its EULA--and You Should Care.
jcrglobalcaplaw wrote 2 months ago: Summary: You might not have read it here first but you have read it here often: Courts are taking … more →
Dense TOUs Are in Trouble. Again.
jcrglobalcaplaw wrote 2 months ago: Summary: You might not have read it here first but you have read it here often: Courts are taking … more →
Federal Court on TOUs: Don't Make Them Too Onerous.
jcrglobalcaplaw wrote 2 months ago: Summary: You might not have read it here first but you have read it here often: Courts are taking … more →
Blockbuster Breaks TOUs
jcrglobalcaplaw wrote 2 months ago: Summary: You might not have read it here first but you have read it here often: Courts are taking … more →
Music and tech news roundup
debcha wrote 2 months ago: Catching up on the miscellany of music and tech happenings around the Interwebs… ‘Pirat … more →
Five female-fronted music groups you should be hearing -- plus a link to a free Mp3
grumpiestmonkey wrote 2 months ago: Recently, your Monkey narrator has been hearing a lot of excellent female artists that are deserving … more →
Court to Plaintiff: "Equitable Relief" Provisions in a TOU Aren't Compelling.
jcrglobalcaplaw wrote 3 months ago: Summary: In an opinion arising from a hearing for a preliminary injunction, a US district court in … more →
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