News: 2009

Google’s Goal: Digitize Every Book Ever Printed (12/30/2009)

National Writers Union Puts Out Guide to Version 2 of the Google Books Settlement (12/28/2009)

Top 10 ed-tech stories of 2009: No. 7 (12/24/2009)

Two Second-Year Students Tout Human Rights in Copenhagen (12/22/2009)

Business in China: What Does “Playing by the Rules” Mean? (12/22/2009)

Platitudes Won’t Guarantee World Peace (12/20/2009)

Berkeley Law Foundation Auction Funds Two Minority Fellowships (12/16/2009)

The True Costs of Climate Change (12/15/2009)

Feds on Your Friends List (12/15/2009)

Samuelson Clinic Sues Agencies to Reveal Social Networking Policies (12/14/2009)

Twitter Tapping (12/12/2009)

DIY Book Scanners Turn Your Books Into Bytes (12/11/2009)

Ethan Elkind Outlines California’s Options to Tap Renewable Energy (12/09/2009)

The Clean Energy Potential in Our Backyard (12/09/2009)

The Conversation Continues: Key Voices 2009 (12/07/2009)

The Obama Speech I Wanted to Hear (12/05/2009)

After Obama Visit, Legal Experts Dialogue Could Help Expand Citizens’ Rights in China (11/29/2009)

No clear benefit to holding 9/11 trial in New York (11/25/2009)

Obama Taps Jared Blumenfeld ’92 for High-Profile EPA Position (11/24/2009)

An Additional Comment on Campus Protests and Academic Freedom (11/20/2009)

Lawmakers, Inching Toward A Privacy Bill, Question ‘Data-Mining Reapers’ (11/19/2009)

House Panel Moves Closer to Privacy Bill (11/19/2009)

Google Books Settlement 2.0: Evaluating Competition (11/19/2009)

Lawmakers probe deeper into privacy (11/19/2009)

Samuelson Says She Has Same Pricing, Privacy Concerns About Google Settlement (11/18/2009)

Why do lawmakers question law in 9/11 trial? (11/18/2009)

Berkeley’s Samuelson Still Not Satisfied with Google Books Settlement, Will Urge Judge Not to Approve (11/17/2009)

Google Rewrites Controversial Books Deal Amid Antitrust Concerns (11/17/2009)

FTC Releases Agenda for First Privacy Roundtable and Announces Date of Second Roundtable (11/17/2009)

Chongqing Criminal Trials Underscore Dangers of Corporatist State (11/17/2009)

New Google Book Settlement Aims Only to Placate Governments (11/17/2009)

Samuelson Clinic Outlines Smart Grid Concerns in FCC Comment (11/17/2009)

Raymond L. Ocampo Jr. Receives ABA Spirit of Excellence Award for Advancing Diversity in the Legal Profession (11/17/2009)

Antitrust concerns linger in Google Books deal (11/16/2009)

The KSM Trial Will Be an Intelligence Bonanza for al Qaeda (11/15/2009)

House Comm Subcommittee Schedules Universal Service, Online Privacy Hearings (11/12/2009)

Social Networking Offers Bounty of Evidence, But Raises Problems for Both Parties in Case (11/11/2009)

Justices Poke Fun at Patents for the Abstract (11/10/2009)

Chris Bebenek ’11 Wins Berkeley Law Research and Writing Award (11/10/2009)

Chris Bebenek ’11 Wins Berkeley Law Research and Writing Award (11/10/2009)

Business Method Patents: Technological Change, Not Judicial Activism (11/09/2009)

NBR Transcripts (11/09/2009)

Fresh Look at Drug Courts Could Also Ease Prison Crisis (11/09/2009)

Google Settlement Due in Court November 13; Open Book Alliance Issues “Requirements” (11/06/2009)

Professor Franklin Zimring Takes Aim at Florida’s Attorney General (11/06/2009)

Professor Franklin Zimring Takes Aim at Florida’s Attorney General (11/06/2009)

Privacy Concern in Google Voice Call Recording (11/05/2009)

Health Care Study: Public Option Would Generate Savings, Benefits (11/04/2009)

Health Care Study: Public Option Would Generate Savings, Benefits (11/04/2009)

A Letter to Obama (11/04/2009)

New online law journal created by University of Miami law professor (11/02/2009)

Google’s desire to scan old books has critics casting it as Goliath (11/02/2009)

The Google Book Settlement: Real Magic or a Trick (11/01/2009)

Myths of Get-Tough Law (11/01/2009)

The Global Antitrust Battle Over Google’s Library (10/31/2009)

Chinese Law Reform on the PRC’s 60th Birthday (10/29/2009)

In re Bilski – Let us get back to work (10/28/2009)

EPO style oppositions would bring substantial benefits to the US, report claims (10/26/2009)

Judge Urged To Not Restrict Comments on Google Settlement (10/26/2009)

Online Data Present A Privacy Minefield (10/26/2009)

FTC, drugstores sue Solvay over delay in generic AndroGel (10/23/2009)

ABA Hails Marjorie Shultz ’76 As One of America’s 50 ‘Legal Rebels’ (10/22/2009)

Nokia sues Apple for patent infringement (10/22/2009)

Why So Few Doctoral-Student Parents? (10/21/2009)

Research Roundup (10/20/2009)

Berkeley Law Center Plays Key Role in Producing Shriver Report (10/19/2009)

Professor Emeritus and Renowned Scholar Stephen Barnett Dies at 73 (10/16/2009)

Balancing Innovation and Access: Patent Challenges Tip the Scales (10/16/2009)

CA Computer Scientists Charge U.S. EAC Misused Security Findings from Landmark E-Voting Study (10/15/2009)

Google Books Is Not a Library (10/13/2009)

UC Berkeley’s Oliver Williamson Shares Nobel Prize in Economics (10/12/2009)

2 Commission Members Tout Plan’s Promise (10/11/2009)

Aarti Kohli Warns That Immigration Enforcement Efforts Are Misguided (10/09/2009)

Google to Revise a Book Pact by Nov. 9 (10/07/2009)

A broken promise of “smart” immigration enforcement (10/07/2009)

Professors Eric Talley, Jonathan Simon ’87 Awarded Faculty Chairs (10/07/2009)

Sotomayor’s First Term (10/05/2009)

Advice for Those With and Without OCIP Offers (10/04/2009)

Editorial: The Google Wars (10/01/2009)