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Episode 31: Best iOS Law Apps, New Year’s Resolutions, Police Takedown Requests on YouTube

by Laura Bergus January 16, 2012 Podcasts
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Introduction New Year’s Resolutions: SPOILERS! Ouij will get published, Josh will have more faith in people, and no more judges preemptively tell Laura she’s going to lose. Law geek iTems: When your firm dislikes you helping yourself to their SMTP server from outside the office, you’d best be prepared to board the iOS ship. Josh [...]

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Episode 30: FBI Blows Cases So You Can’t See the Specs on its Little Black Box

by Joshua Auriemma November 14, 2011 Podcasts
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Introduction Josh grills Laura on what it’s like to be a real lawyer, and we find out what she’s been doing with herself. Josh went to Mexico and worked on a law review article pertaining to the First Sale Doctrine. Legal Geekery has been tweaked a bit, and now features Matthew Butterick’s Equity font! You [...]

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Episode 29: Let Me Point Out This “Unpublished” Opinion, Because It Doesn’t Exist

by Laura Bergus September 19, 2011 Podcasts
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Introduction Friend, avid listener, and token representative law student Scott Kuhagen joins the ‘cast this episode. Laura passed the bar. Whew. Josh has a special oral argument before an appellate court at his alma mater. Aww. In the News Revisiting a topic we discussed last time: Eric Schmidt claims Google’s acquisition of Motorola Mobility isn’t [...]

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Episode 28: I Paid $12.4 Billion and All I Got Was This Lousy Patent Portfolio

by Joshua Auriemma August 25, 2011 Podcasts
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As always, if you like what you hear, PLEASE support us by taking one minute of your time and reviewing us on the iTunes store, or (especially) writing a little review on iTunes. It helps people find our podcast, and more importantly, gives us incentive to keep podcastin’. Also, email us your tips and thoughts [...]

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Podcast Episode 27: A Veritable Zoo of Copyright Trolls and Monkeys

by Joshua Auriemma July 22, 2011 Podcasts
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In this episode: Righthaven lawsuits: Company formed for the sole purpose of suing copyright infringers. Seemingly akin to patent trolls in the patent world. They purchased IP from Stephens Media, and began enforcing their copyrights. A judge unsealed their agreement with Stephens, and found that Stephens was receiving a 50% kickback from the lawsuits. Some [...]

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Episode 26: Just riffin’ on bar exams, summering, and Bitcoin

by Joshua Auriemma June 22, 2011 Podcasts
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Laura and I throw down for a semi-impromptu LG podcast. We’re trying to develop a more regular and frequent schedule. It may be the case when we’ve worked out the details, we’ll start hosting a livecast as well. This week was more of a “just riffin’”1 episode in that we only discussed one news story. [...]

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25. Does COPPA Apply to Facebook? Playstation Network Pwnage. IPs Don’t Confer Jursidiction.

by Joshua Auriemma May 13, 2011 Podcasts
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Help Us Keep Podcasting! Your five stars ratings and reviews keep us super excited to keep podcasting. If you like what you hear, please give us a positive review on iTunes, leave your comments and, of course, subscribe to the podcast. Send questions, segment ideas, comments, news, complaints, and corrections by email to podcast /at/ [...]

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Legal Geekery Podcast Episode 24

by Laura Bergus March 26, 2011 Featured

US News Rankings, iPad 2, Twitter trademark, bar review, LG site redesign, picking a case management system, and more. Incoming search terms:case managementjudge mark bennett sioux city bio

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Legal Geekery Podcast Episode 23

by Laura Bergus February 20, 2011 Featured

Fed Ct Website Updates, Racial Bias and the Death Penalty, Privatizing Access to Justice, Supreme Ct Haikus and More. Incoming search terms:podcast court casescourt cases podcastlegal aid podcast

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