The Regulation of Voice-Over-Internet-Protocol in the United States, the European Union, and the United Kingdom
5 J. High Tech. L. 161 (2005)
Stephen E. Blythe, Ph.D., J.D., LL.M.

 

Not the Evil TWEN: How Online Course Management Software Supports Non-Linear Learning in Law Schools
5 J. High Tech. L. 183 (2005)
Marie Stefanini Newman

 

I Want my MP3: Secondary Copyright Liability in a Hidden Peer-to-Peer Network
5 J. High Tech. L. 235 (2005)
Wayne Carroll

 

Filtering the Internet Like a Smokestack: How the Children’s Internet Protection Act Suggests a New Internet Regulation Analogy.
5 J. High Tech. L. 261 (2005)
Jared Chrislip

 

Section 103(b): Obviously Unnecessary?
5 J. High Tech. L. 287 (2005)
Kristin Connarn

 

Confronting Digital Technology: The Motion Picture Industry’s Battle with Online Piracy
5 J. High Tech. L. 303 (2005)
Rachel S. Leeds

 

Morals, Movies, and the Law: Can Today’s Copyright Protect a Director’s Masterpiece from Bowdlerization?
5 J. High Tech. L. 331 (2005)
Christine McCarroll

 

Voteauction.net: Protected Political Speech or Treason?
5 J. High Tech. L. 357 (2005)
Rebecca Murray

 

Will the August 20, 2003 Decision of the WTO Provide Adequate Protection for Patent Holders Rights and is Diversion Still a Threat to the Pharmaceutical Industry?
5 J. High Tech. L. 381 (2005)
Slone Pearson

 

Closing the Door on Open Source: Can the General Public License Save Linux and Other Open Source Software?
5 J. High Tech. L. 403 (2005)
Kenneth J. Rodriguez