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Official transcript of the Bilski v. Kappos November 09, 2009, oral argument before the United States Supreme Court.

By Duane Morris: "On October 22, 2009, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) launched a potentially controversial proceeding that looks toward regulation of the Internet. The FCC has proposed to formally..."

In addition to sharing their expertise via articles, blog posts, and newsletters, JD Supra lawyers also share their successes - the favorable rulings and decisions they've achieved.  Whether or not you agree with the outcomes, we know that these victories are often hard won. T...

By Steve Matthews: "The lines in the sand seem firmly drawn when it comes to social media blocking. Some firms have taken the view that accessing websites such as Facebook during work hours is an attack on business productivity, and have locked down access. ..." - a look at cases for and against lim...

By Attorney Ron Coleman: "This is an action for patent infringement by David Tropp, inventor of an innovative system for making airline luggage inspection secure while accommodating the needs of the traveler, in which..."

By Donna Seyle: "In my first post on the legal issues, I discussed the public's expectation that their social networking information is private. Here, I will move on to the challenges presented by the lack of..."

Alas, the Twitter phishing attacks continue...

Among other things, Twitter's new #LISTS functionality is a terrific way to further expand your connections on the popular communications platform. I've been surfing friends' lists - something akin to falling down a Twitter-fueled rabbit hole, finding interesting people to follow along the way...

By Edwin Reeser: "I have had one lesson, taught twice, that was very important to my career and life, and rather than subject any of you to the abject humiliation of the experience, share it with you openly..."

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)—which is responsible for managing the assignment of domain names and IP addresses on the Internet—approved a new plan on October 30, 2009, to allow non-Latin characters in domain names.

From netDockets: "On Sunday afternoon, CIT Group Inc. filed a voluntary chapter 11 petition in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. The company's press release announcing the filing discussed the company's plans for a quick, prepackaged bankruptcy..."