Monday, December 02, 2013
Indistinguishable from Magic: A Wizard's Guide to Copyright and 3D Printing
J. Grimmelmann,
here
.
EU-Ministerrat: Deutsche Beamte bremsen Europas Datenschutz aus
Spiegel.de,
hier
.
Internetvertrieb und vertikale Wettbewerbsbeschränkungen
G. Kallfaß,
hier
.
Could Digital College Textbooks Become Free in the USA?
Publishingperspectives.com,
here
.
Fair use, Georgia State, and the rest of the world
Blogs.library.duke.edu,
here
.
How a 2-page letter led to American Airlines' antitrust settlement with the feds
Dallasnews.com,
here
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Drug detectives: scientists want to crowdsource the discovery of new antibiotics
TheVerge.com,
here
.
La CNMC multa con 15 millones de euros a Mediapro y a cuatro clubs de fútbol
CNMC.es,
aquì
Ending the Book Famine: How Does the WIPO Treaty Help?
S. King, Presentation
here
.
When Algorithms Grow Accustomed to Your Face
NYTimes.com,
here
.
Startup Cities To Become Reality (ZEDE - Zonas de Empleo y Desarrollo Económico)
EdanYago.me,
here
.
Open Government Guide
The Transparency and Accountability Initiative,
here
.
Thanks for the tip, I’ll get it on Amazon
Macleans.ca,
here
.
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Campaigners hit Cambridge Analytica where it hurts
FT, here.
Why have we given up our privacy to Facebook and other sites so willingly?
The Guardian, here.
Is Your Blockchain Business Doomed?
Bloomberg, here.
Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica problems are nothing compared to what’s coming for all of online publishing
Doc Searls, here.
ICN 2018 New Delhi - Wrap-up
CUTS Int., here.
New law to prevent sale of health data for commercial purposes
Out-law.com, here .
Brazil antitrust watchdog to investigate Brazilian banks on fintech complaint
Reuters, here.
TRASPORTO MERCI DA E PER LA SARDEGNA: SANZIONI DI 29 MLN DI EURO A MOBY E CIN PER ABUSO POSIZIONE DOMINANTE
AGCM, Qui.
Justice Department to Supreme Court: Shut down Aereo and its funny little antennas
Gigaom.com, here .
After the Cambridge Analytica scandal, advertisers rethink Facebook data
Digiday, here.
