Intellectual Property Law

Twittering Away

By Kevin A. Thompson

I’ve been busy with the new job, and enjoying all the challenges life has to bring, so I have not posted here in a while. I’d certainly planned to, but something always came up.

I have been more active on Twitter than anywhere else, posting links to interesting articles.

I also was jazzed to be on This Week in Law, #279, with the great title “Blame Kevin.” Thanks, Denise!

Here are some of the notable links:

Nice recap of the Elonis case's Supreme Court oral arguments yesterday (Facebook threat case) via Scotusblog – http://t.co/jQIIm1CZ3e

— Kevin Thompson (@cyberlaw) December 2, 2014

Music publishers sue ISP for contributory and vicarious infringement of music online – http://t.co/H6r834HHtr

— Kevin Thompson (@cyberlaw) December 1, 2014

Aereo files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy – http://t.co/4IG7oV0UGz

— Kevin Thompson (@cyberlaw) November 21, 2014

Defendant can be compelled to provide fingerprint, but not pass code to phone – a drawback to Touch ID? http://t.co/2zz3ntpbl4

— Kevin Thompson (@cyberlaw) October 31, 2014

Silk Road defendant faces Catch 22 situation re: challenging warrantless search of servers http://t.co/8wmmqKTQEG

— Kevin Thompson (@cyberlaw) October 13, 2014

Wow, 4chan adopts DMCA policy as a result of the fallout over the celebrity nude photos – http://t.co/jKkU59nkib – via @arstechnica

— Kevin Thompson (@cyberlaw) September 4, 2014

Full post as published by Cyberlaw Central on December 05, 2014 (boomark / email).