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Thursday, August 5, 2010
Lee Auditorium in the Wishcamper building on the USM campus
Portland, Maine
Registration is required
Agenda
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For more information, contact Kathryn Masters
kmasters@usm.maine.edu or 207.228.8430
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Maine Law & Innovation Journal
Original articles and essays on issues in intellectual property law, e-commerce, technology and innovation policy.
This Month:
- Superheroes: An Overview of Protecting Characters Under the Law
- History of Music Piracy: From Cassette to BitTorrent
- Sony-BMG and Digital Rights Management: The Overextension of Copyright Protection in Audio Recordings
- Protection is Impossible without Recognition: How the No Child Left Behind Act Will Leave Moral Rights Behind
- U.S. Copyright Law and Traditional Cultural Expressions
News, Blogs and Rants
Offshore renewable energy blog:
http://lawofficesofcarolynelefant.com/renewablesoffshore
Science Commons
Lawrence Lessig's Blog
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August 5th, 2010
As institutions that collect and use data increasingly store that information in-house and in the “cloud”, and transmit it in global channels, what are the security risks and how can lawyers and managers create systems to protect it? What steps can make data easier to find? How does privacy law affect the world of cloud computing and social media?
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Accessing the Maine Coast - a website full of information about coastal access and use law - is now live thanks to the collaborative efforts of Maine Sea Grant, the Center for Law and Innovation, the University of Maine, the Island Institute, and the Maine Coastal Program. Working under a grant from the National Sea Grant Center, this group put together a novel online resource now being replicated by several other states. |
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To view the Climate Change in the Northwest Atlantic book from the April 2007 conference, click here |
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