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Volume 11 Issue 2 - Summer 2005

Articles

Property and Democracy in Virtual Worlds
by Andrew E. Jankowich

A Guide Through the Labyrinth: Evaluating and Negotiating a University Technology Transfer Deal
by Mary Margaret Styer, Jack Kerrigan, & Li-Hua Weng

Notes

Copyright Infringement and the Internet: an Economic Analysis
by Robin Andrews

Dastar: Federal Trademark Law in an Uncertain State
by Jennifer A. Konefal

Legal Updates

How Fair is Fair?: KP Permanent v. Lasting Impression and the Likelihood of Confusion in Fair Use
by James Kossuth

In Re Charter Communications: The Newest Chapter in P2P File Sharing
by Michelle Park

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