IP Address Blog Updates for December 16, 2011
“The Public-Private Distinction Does Not Work Anymore” http://bit.ly/tOGRb2
Judge gives Universal Music 24 hours to explain takedown spree bit.ly/vbtasl
Will U.S. Businesses Finally Get Some Cybersecurity? on.wsj.com/ssTxt4
GlobalSign: Breach confirmed, SSL certificates not compromised zd.net/rrZZTJ
Judge Dismisses Twitter Stalking Case nyti.ms/sePqiX
US | SOPA copyright bill draws fire cnet.co/rZiyBM
Look Ma, no hands! Google lands patent for robot car cnet.co/sPBR83
Kors I.P.O. Makes Its Debut in Style nyti.ms/uoozdC
SOPA votes derailed by politician’s ‘offensive’ tweet cnet.co/vuExRL
China-Based Hacking of 760 Companies Shows Global Cyber War buswk.co/rvXOh8
Trademark Case of the Beer Elves Settled Before Holidays bit.ly/ryzHFl
Trademark Checklist for Pittsburgh Steelers Fans bit.ly/rukNGx
Microsoft v. Motorola: three Munich hearings in a row, second hearings scheduled for March and April bit.ly/svg8Xh
Hollywood Docket: Music Labels vs. Grooveshark; FCC Targets Loud Commercials; Ryan Gosling Law School j.mp/uAWLyp
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