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Below are some pages and links which may be helpful to journalists.

WRITTEN AFTER THE CONFERENCE:

• July 16, 1998 PRESS RELEASE from the University of California at Berkeley: UC Berkeley experts call for immed iate hold on proposed legislation to regulate information commerce
• Legally Sp eaking: Does Information Really Want to be Licensed?   Pamela Samuelson, (forthcoming in the September Issue of Communications of the ACM)
• Net Skink:2B or not 2B, Rebecca L. Eisenberg, SF Examiner, May 3, 1998
• The clock is ticking away for opponents of proposed amendment Article 2B , Ed Foster, InfoWorld, May 18, 1998
• UCC 2B Could Result In Ambiguous IP Rights , Susan Barbieri Montgomery and Robin Maisashvili,The National Law Journal, May 13, 1998
• It's Your Problem (Not Theirs), James Gleick, reprint from New York Times Magazine, May 10, 1998

RESOURCES AVAILABLE BEFORE THE CONFERENCE:

• UC Berkeley Media Advisory about the Conference
• Program Description from the Conference Brochure
• Quotes from Conference Speakers
• Preface to Proposed Article 2B by Ray Nimmer
• March 27th, ALI Committee Letter outlining concerns about Article 2B
• What Planet Are You On?: The Working Lives of Writers and the UCC2B Committee by Jonathan Tasini
• Statement by Conference Co-sponsor ITAA
• Article 2B: What is it and why should anyone care? Written for non-lawyers.
• Online News Articles Addressing Article 2B
• Links to other sites related to Article 2B