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www.law360.com
A U.S. Supreme Court decision in favor of the plaintiff in Gonzalez v. Google - to cleave algorithmic curation from Section 230 - would jeopardize the functionality of the modern web, be harmful for consumers and also be legally misguided, says Jess Miers at Chamber of Progress. |
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c4sif.org
"Does the Law Support Inventors or Investors?", New York Times (Oct. 10, 2012): Introduction In a report in The New York Timesthis week, judges, scholars and executives said that in technology fields, "the marketplace for new ideas has been corrupted by software patents used as destructive weapons." But certainly |
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lawyers.justia.com
Mountain View, California attorney Timothy J. Stanley. Legal practice includes business law, intellectual property and communications & internet law. Research legal experience, education, social media, awards, publications, professional associations, jurisdictions and contact information on Justia. |
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supreme.justia.com
Duke v. United States |
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