Info/Law

I’m stuck at CVG, waiting for my repeatedly rescheduled flight to Des Moines for Peter Yu’s 2008 IP Scholars Roundtable. (The weather’s been bad here, and all the outbound Des Moines flights between my originally scheduled one last night and right now have been canceled). If I eventually do make it, it will be the first meatspace reunion of the Info/Law triumvirate since our Berkman Center days.

I’ve already missed my scheduled spot at Peter’s conference to talk about my new paper, but he has promised to try to shoehorn me in tomorrow morning some time. You can read my piece, which I’m currently calling Fair Circumvention, at SSRN. It would make a lot of sense if you could comment on it there, too, but you can’t; this is one of the limits of SSRN that bug those of us who spend the rest of our lives in the Web 2.0, pervasively networked, hypertextable, everything-is-miscellaneous world.

So I’ll throw open the comments to this blog post to hold any reactions readers of this blog might have to my draft. Post away!

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