Searching the web, I found this flickr photo by “Ksaad,” who calls it “Digital Garbage.” Ksaad’s photo (which I’ve cropped slightly) nicely captures several parts of the [tag]digital preservation[/tag] dilemma — how many of these programs won’t work on a standard PC configuration of 2006? 2016? 2106? Even if a platform might somehow run these […]
Congratulations to my former mentor and current colleague & friend Bernard Hibbitts for winning a “People’s Voice” Webby award for his Jurist law website. Very cool, and very, very richly deserved.
Why use a chunk from Shakespeare’s first sonnet as my first posting? Quick answer #1: Because he wrote so much more beautifully than I ever will. Quick answer #2: Because I wanted a placeholder. Not-so-quick answer #3: When working on the blog’s design, I wanted something — anything — to serve as a placeholder. Shakespeare […]
Welcome! I’m currently a visiting assistant professor of law at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, and in the fall, I’m joining the faculty of St. Thomas University School of Law, where I will teach intellectual property and civil procedure. This blog will focus on the law & policy of intellectual property, digital preservation, […]
