The Unwanted Gaze: The Destruction of Privacy in America
 Amazon.com Review: George Washington University law professor Jeffrey Rosen offers a vigorous defense of privacy in this book inspired by "the constitutional, legal, and political drama that culminated in the impeachment and acquittal of President [... more]
$24.95
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Information Rules: A Strategic Guide to the Network Economy
Amazon.com Review: Chapter 1 of Information Rules begins with a description of the change brought on by technology at the close of the century--but the century described is not this one, it's the late 1800s. One hundred years ago, it was an emerging [... more]
$38.00
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Copyrighting Culture: The Political Economy Of ...
How Copyright Law Really Works: In the field of political economy one looks at the real-world effects of laws and regulations, how they are applied, and who applies them. Here Ronald Bettig applies this type of analysis to the specific areas of copyright [... more]
$42.00
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The Future of Ideas: The Fate of the Commons in a ...
Amazon.com Review: If The Future of Ideas is bleak, we have nobody to blame but ourselves. Author Lawrence Lessig, a Stanford law professor and keen observer of emerging technologies, makes a strong case that large corporations are staging an innovation- [... more]
$30.00
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Digital Copyright: Protecting Intellectual Property on ...
Where did my fair use go?: This book is essentially a primer on the mess we've gotten into with regards to copyrights and digital media. Litman explains both why the current copyright regime is an ill fit to the "Information Age" as well as how [... more]
$26.00
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Copyrights and Copywrongs: The Rise of Intellectual ...
In Defense of the Writing Style: I am writing this primarily to defend the style used by Dr. Vaidhyanathan in this book. The person who commented anonymously (as "a reader") suggested it was written at a second grade reading level. That was not [... more]
$60.00
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Domain Names for Dummies
Dated, Biased, But Worth the Price: In general, I am a big fan of For Dummies books. However, this book does not live up the usually high For Dummies standard for two reasons. This book was written at the height of the dot-com bubble, and GreatDomains. [... more]
$21.99
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Who Owns Information?: From Privacy To Public Access
A Real Benchmark--The Post Office Owns Your Name: This is a unique book by a very respected scholar. It methodically goes, chapter by chapter, over who owns your name and address (the U.S. Postal Service does), your telephone number, your medical history, [... more]
$17.00
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The Unwanted Gaze: The Destruction of Privacy in America
Amazon.com Review: George Washington University law professor Jeffrey Rosen offers a vigorous defense of privacy in this book inspired by "the constitutional, legal, and political drama that culminated in the impeachment and acquittal of President [... more]
$13.00
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The Cultural Life of Intellectual Properties: ...
Author: Rosemary Coombe Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 346.73048 EAN: 9780822321194 ISBN: 082232119X Number Of Pages: 480 Publication Date: 1998 [... more]
$24.95
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The Antitrust Laws, 4th Edition: A Primer
Easy to read and understand: As a non-lawyer and a non-expert in antitrust, I found this to be a very useful introduction and reference. It takes a fairly dispassionate view of antitrust, yet gives the reader some insight into some of the controversies [... more]
$25.00
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Protecting Your #1 Asset : Creating Fortunes from Your ...
Swindled: I think I know how this book was written. A whole lot of cut and paste from U.S. Law code with some mediocre story telling sprinkled in. If you want to be technical and write in the language of professional law, fine. But this is not the series [... more]
$19.95
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