The Most Ridiculous Ethics Post Ever Written (It’s this one.)
The Paralegal Society
MAY 18, 2017
By: Jamie Collins In all fairness, they drove me out of the darkness to write this today.
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Erwin Chemerinsky named to lead Berkeley Law
ABA Journal
MAY 17, 2017
Erwin Chemerinsky has been selected as dean for the University of California Berkeley School of Law.
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SoundExchange Acquires CMRRA – What Does it Mean for Music Licensing?
Broadcast Law Blog
MAY 18, 2017
This week SoundExchange, the non-profit rights organization that collects the royalties paid by digital music companies for the public performance in the United States of sound recordings, announced that it had acquired CMRRA (the Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency, Ltd). CMRRA licenses the reproduction rights to musical works in Canada. As we have written before , musical works or musical compositions are the lyrics and music for a song, while the sound recording is the actual recordin
Verena Conley | Notes on Nietzsche and Hélène Cixous (full presentation)
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MAY 15, 2017
Notes on Nietzsche and Hélène Cixous When asked to comment on the relation between Hélène Cixous and Nietzsche by way of Cixous’s “Before the Law (Blanchot, Kafka, Kleist, Lispector)” in Readings (Minnesota 1991), I decided to take the suggested… Continue Reading →
Transforming eDiscovery: Document Summarization, Sentiment Analysis, And Chatbots Take Center Stage
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FCC Details Window for LPTV Stations and TV Translators Displaced by the Incentive Auction to Seek New Channels
Broadcast Law Blog
MAY 17, 2017
The FCC last week released a Public Notice describing the process for the filing of applications for replacement channels for LPTV stations and TV translators that are displaced by the incentive auction. As the repacking of the TV band following the incentive auction will require LPTV and TV translator stations now operating on channels above 37 to move to a new channel below that channel, and as others will be displaced by full-power stations being moved from high channels to channels below 37
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Copyright Office Makes Changes to Registration of Designated Agents for Take-Down Notices for User Generated Content – Reminder of December 1 Deadline to Register in New Electronic System
Broadcast Law Blog
MAY 15, 2017
The Copyright Office last year announced changes to its system for registering designated agents for receiving take-down notices that are sent by copyright owners when they believe that user-generated content posted on a website is infringing on the copyright owner’s content (see our article here ). The new system makes these registrations electronic, and requires all services seeking protection under Section 512 of the Copyright Act (the “safe harbor” for user-generated content ) to register in
Announcement of FCC Window for AM Stations to File For New FM Translators Coming Very Soon
Broadcast Law Blog
MAY 14, 2017
At the NAB Convention, Chairman Pai announced that the promised windows for AM stations to apply for new FM translators would open this summer (see our article here ). It now looks as if that promise is about to become a reality as on Friday the FCC added to its list of “items on circulation” a Public Notice announcing that window. Each week, the FCC updates this list of items on circulation (see the list here ).
Erwin Chemerinsky named to lead Berkeley Law
ABA Journal
MAY 17, 2017
Erwin Chemerinsky has been selected as dean for the University of California Berkeley School of Law.
FCC Officially Starts Proceedings to Abolish Main Studio Rule and Review All Other Broadcast Rules
Broadcast Law Blog
MAY 19, 2017
As expected, at its monthly open meeting yesterday, the FCC started two proceedings of particular importance to broadcasters. The first looks at the abolition of the main studio rules. The second asks for comments on all of the other rules affecting broadcasters and other media companies to see which are ripe for appeal. For the most part, the proposals as adopted mirrored the draft orders released for public review back at the end of April, which we summarized here.
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