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These are my links for 30th March 2007:

27B Stroke 6 - Wired News - Court rules for Pull My Finger Fred, against Fartman
Web 2.0 business cards sport photos, avatars | CNET News.com - “It happens that those are the measurements of Moo cards, a new take on the centuries-old business card that’s becoming the […]

Via email from the WTO:
WTO ISSUES COMPLIANCE PANEL REPORT ON GAMBLING DISPUTE
The WTO, on 30 March 2007, issued the report of the compliance panel in
the case brought by Antigua and Barbuda regarding “United States -
Measures affecting the cross-border supply of gambling and betting
services” (DS285).
Download:
Panel report in Word format:
http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/dispu_e/285rw-a_e.doc
Panel report in pdf format:
http://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/dispu_e/285rw-a_e.pdf
Annex A in Word […]

Today at the AHRC Research Centre for Studies in Intellectual Property and Technology Law:
A conference organised by the British Academy and the AHRC Research Centre for Studies in Intellectual Property and Technology Law (“the AHRC Centre”) at the University of Edinburgh. It follows the Academy’s Review of Copyright and Research and its subsequent publication […]

From the Volokh conspiracy comes another post on the law reviews in the US: The Timing of the Law Review Submission Process. In it, Orin Kerr writes:
Unlike most academic journals, student-run law reviews generally permit authors to submit their scholarly articles to many journals at once. When a journal decides to accept a particular […]

These are my links for 26th March 2007:

» Got user created content plus an API? Be sure to plug your copyright hole. | Lawgarithms | ZDNet.com - “But one thing caught my attention as a slumbering yet big issue for Live Web companies: if you offer an API, and well you should, people are going […]

Okay, so I promise not to do too many of these, but I thought I’d share this clip on the Viacom / Youtube conflict from the Daily Show.
UPDATE - Nevermind - I ran into the embed/ibed problem in Wordpress!

The two (identical) bills that would require the State of Texas to move towards open document formats are scheduled for a public hearing on Monday, March 26, 2007 in both houses of the Texas Legislature. The Senate bill is SB446 and is sponsored by Hinojosa, and the House bill is HB1794 and is sponsored by […]