First Circuit Hearing- Part 4

Final part with Danial Cloherty’s rebuttal. Also see parts 1 (Cloherty), 2 (Sherman), and 3 (Nesson), which have been updated with minor edits.  Thanks to Alter_Fritz for the enhanced audio!  -yvette

First Circuit Slideshow-Part 3

Part 3 featuring Prof. Nesson. Also see part 1, part 2, and part 4

joel’s story goes international

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Getting the News

We were sitting in Prof. Nesson’s office for one of our regular meetings when we received news about the First Circuit ruling. All of us had our laptops with us, and within seconds, we were sharing a link to the ruling. Prof. Nesson suddenly stood up and left the room– I wondered if he was [...]

The group

For my first post I just wanted to give a brief description of what it’s like to be working on the project. While several members of the group started working on the case or at least hearing about it in Professor Nesson’s CyberOne class, I joined the case relatively late in February. It was [...]

Introducing the Infamous Ray Bilderbeck

Hey all.
If you’ve been following the news stories on this case as of late, you’ve probably noticed a couple of apocalyptic tales about how the team is imploding, with the disintegration led by some schmuck called Ray Bilderbeck. So I thought I would put in an appearance on the blog, to explain what’s going on.
Yes, [...]

Feinberg joins our team

Posted by Debbie Rosenbaum for Professor Nesson
Make no mistake about it: we are a student run team.
As students, and under the guidance of Professor Nesson, we write all of our own briefs, create our own strategy, and deal directly with the RIAA’s litigation machine.
It is with great excitement that we’ve asked life-long Boston litigator, Matt [...]

Going at it alone

Posted by Debbie Rosenbaum
To date, the most memorable moment of working on this case occurred at the end of last semester.  I had had 2 finals and a 30-page paper due on Net Neutrality in a three day time span last December around the time we were set to go to Rhode [...]

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