The Journal of High Technology Law - 2005
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- Viva torts!(analysis of American tort law)
- Harmonizing cybertort law for Europe and America.
- Will the August 20, 2003 decision of the WTO provide adequate protection for patent holders rights and is diversion still a threat to the pharmaceutical industry?
- I want my MP3: secondary copyright liability in a hidden peer-to-peer network.
- Confronting digital technology: the motion picture industry's battle with online piracy (1).
- Morals, movies, and the law: can today's copyright protect a director's masterpiece from bowdlerization?
- Voteauction.net: protected political speech or treason?
- Foreword to the Thomas F. Lambert, Jr., symposium issue on sophisticated new tort theories.
- Filtering the Internet like a smokestack: how the children's Internet protection act suggests a new Internet regulation analogy.
- Section 103(b): obviously unnecessary?
- State farm and punitive damages: call the jury back.
- Unmaking and remaking tort law *.
- Not the evil TWEN: how online course management software supports non-linear learning in law schools.
- Closing the door on open source: can the general public license save Linux and other open source software?
- The regulation of Voice-Over-Internet-Protocol in the United States, the European Union, and the United Kingdom.