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Thursday, December 29, 2005
Robotic structures
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One of the big engineering advantages of outer space is that microgravity allows for very large structures. First, however, one must figure ...
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Patents: the problem of gratuitous elements
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Alas, from what I've seen so far of the LabCorp v. Metabolite briefs , they don't hit on the biggest problem in this area, namely t...
LabCorp v. Metabolite
briefs
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Dennis Crouch has a good review of and links to the petitioner's brief and several amicus brief in LabCorp v. Metabolite . This case m...
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
The security and productivity of farms
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Perhaps the two most important factors contributing to a neolithic, ancient, or medieval civilization were the productivity and security of ...
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A tamper evidence protocol from China
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In "The Playdough Protocols" I described how ancient Sumerians used tamper evidence both in the form of physical seals and in the...
Thursday, December 22, 2005
Secure property titles and development
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Some development economists such as Hernando de Soto and Craig Richardson have stressed the crucial role of property rights in building we...
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The Justice Department vs. the United States Constitution
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Two professors here at GWU, Orin Kerr and Daniel Solove have written on the legality of the President authorizing the ultra-secretive Nati...
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Tuesday, December 20, 2005
New Zealander challenges Amazon one-click patent
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Caveat: As is with every post on this blog, this post is not legal advice. If you want to make, use, sell, offer to sell, challenge, or oth...
Sunday, December 18, 2005
New book --
The Origins of Value
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I recently found a delightful new book, The Origins of Value: The Financial Innovations That Created Modern Capital Markets , edited by Goe...
Copyright v. the blogosphere?
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"The blogosphere has developed a set of copyright norms in an area where there is very little enforcement. These norms about the use of...
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RIM asks Supreme Court to hear BlackBerry case
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Research In Motion, Ltd. of Canada, which lost a very big (both in terms of dollars and legal precedent) case to NTP, Inc., over NTP's p...
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