David Kalat writes about patent sharing, royalty revenue and the invention of the computer.
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Technology and innovation were deployed to fight the H1N1 flu pandemic in 2009. Here’s what we can learn to deal with COVID-19.
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Congress moved quickly after a 1990 incident at Emory University and passed the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. But questions linger about TCPA compliance.
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In 1986, it took Russian hackers only nine seconds of computing time to steal information about the Strategic Defense Initiative.
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Today’s digital citizens need not live with the limitations of 1980s computer technology. However, they must live with the limitations of 1980s computer laws.
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The story of the internet is in no small part a story of trolls. In the 1990s, a troll known as Ken ZZ03 left an indelible mark, and a resulting lawsuit is arguably the most important court case in the history of the Information Age.
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A patent infringement lawsuit between Atari and Magnavox (over Pong) led to the era of patent trolls.
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Cryptography was once strictly spy stuff. Why use encryption if your work is legal? Well, secrets are necessary for business, too.
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David Kalat writes about patent sharing, royalty revenue and the invention of the computer.
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