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The Dmca Rulemaking Mechanism: Fail Or Safe?, Maryna Koberidze Dec 2015

The Dmca Rulemaking Mechanism: Fail Or Safe?, Maryna Koberidze

Maryna Koberidze

This Article analyzes seventeen years under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”) rulemaking mechanism and suggests changes to reinforce its successes while remedying its failures. Part I briefly discusses the legislative history of the rulemaking mechanism and policy justifications for its adoption within the DMCA scheme. Part II reviews legal and evidentiary standards of the rulemaking and recent changes to its administrative procedure. Part III provides an overview of the prior rulemakings and their impact on non-infringing uses, with a particular focus on the “e-book” and “cellphone unlocking” exemptions. Part IV applauds the Breaking Down Barriers to Innovation Act of …

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Free To Be Biased?, Melissa Murray, Russell Robinson Jul 2015

Free To Be Biased?, Melissa Murray, Russell Robinson

Russell K Robinson

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Law, Literature, And The Legacy Of Virginia Woolf: Stories And Lessons In Feminist Legal Theory, 21 Tex. J. Women & L. 1 (2011), Susan Brody Jul 2015

Law, Literature, And The Legacy Of Virginia Woolf: Stories And Lessons In Feminist Legal Theory, 21 Tex. J. Women & L. 1 (2011), Susan Brody

Susan L. Brody

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Critical Look At The So-Called Locker Room Mentality As A Means To Rationalize The Drug Testing Of Student Athletes, Walter Champion Jul 2015

Critical Look At The So-Called Locker Room Mentality As A Means To Rationalize The Drug Testing Of Student Athletes, Walter Champion

Walter T Champion Jr.

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Mlb Teams Should Pay For Fan Injuries, Kent Greenfield Jun 2015

Mlb Teams Should Pay For Fan Injuries, Kent Greenfield

Kent Greenfield

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Ncaa Athletes, Unpaid Interns And The S-Word: Exploring The Rhetorical Impact Of The Language Of Slavery, Maria Ontiveros Dec 2014

Ncaa Athletes, Unpaid Interns And The S-Word: Exploring The Rhetorical Impact Of The Language Of Slavery, Maria Ontiveros

Maria L. Ontiveros

This essay presents initial results of a literature survey that explored the use of the rhetoric of slavery by workers' rights groups. It presents quantitative results for uses of terms such as slave, slavery, modern day slavery, plantation, Jim Crow and Juan Crow as these terms were used by immigrant worker advocates, opponents of labor trafficking, advocates for unpaid interns, National Collegiate Athletic Association athletes, professional athletes and in the context of prison labor. The essay also provides a qualitative analysis of how these terms were used by NCAA athletes and unpaid interns and a discussion of the criticism leveled …

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'Whatever They Need, We Will Get Them', Roger Abrams Apr 2014

'Whatever They Need, We Will Get Them', Roger Abrams

Roger I. Abrams

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When Men Were Men, Roger Abrams Feb 2014

When Men Were Men, Roger Abrams

Roger I. Abrams

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Panel I: The Future Of Sports Television, Ronald Cass, Mark Abbott, Irwin Kishner, Brad Ruskin Feb 2014

Panel I: The Future Of Sports Television, Ronald Cass, Mark Abbott, Irwin Kishner, Brad Ruskin

Ronald A. Cass

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Change The Rules Of The Games, Roger Abrams Feb 2014

Change The Rules Of The Games, Roger Abrams

Roger I. Abrams

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Sports Diplomacy In The Australian Context: A Case Study Of The Department Of Foreign Affairs And Trade, Stuart Murray Sep 2013

Sports Diplomacy In The Australian Context: A Case Study Of The Department Of Foreign Affairs And Trade, Stuart Murray

Stuart Murray

For a county with a small population, a remote location and an awkward colonial past, Australia has a remarkable record of success in international sport, so much so that sport is often considered a ‘religion’ in the ‘Lucky Country’. If diplomacy is the business of representation, it would be expected that sport features prominently in Australia’s diplomacy. However, sport oddly languishes under the banner of Public Diplomacy (PD) and is overseen by an unloved, under-resourced and under-represented Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). To exploit the type of vertical, horizontal and plural channels and networks diplomacy can offer in …

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Free To Be Biased?, Melissa Murray, Russell Robinson Apr 2012

Free To Be Biased?, Melissa Murray, Russell Robinson

Melissa Murray

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Sports Law: Cases And Materials, Michael Cozzillio, Mark Levinstein, Michael Dimino, Gabe Feldman Apr 2009

Sports Law: Cases And Materials, Michael Cozzillio, Mark Levinstein, Michael Dimino, Gabe Feldman

Michael R Dimino

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Calculating The Expected Earnings Of A Major League Pitcher, Roger Abrams Dec 2008

Calculating The Expected Earnings Of A Major League Pitcher, Roger Abrams

Roger I. Abrams

Steve Bechler, a pitcher in the Major Leagues, died as a result of ingesting a defective weight-loss product in spring training. His wife and daughter filed suit against the pharmaceutical company. Bechler had only pitched a few games in the Major Leagues, but was slotted as a starting pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles for the 2003 campaign. How do you calculate what Bechler would have earned in his Major League career? In this article, Professor Roger Abrams uses the techniques of baseball salary arbitration and publicly available salary and performance data to calculate the loss. He first constructs a group …

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