| Software Law Journal |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Acquiring rights in software documentation and databases. (Computer Law Symposium) | Law | Kirchhoefer, Gregg |
| Admission of computer generated visual evidence: should there be clear standards? | Law | Menard, Vicki S. |
| Can liability extend to computer service repair persons outside of the remedies available within the seller's maintenance agreement? (Case Note) | Law | Castle, Creighton R. |
| Comparing apples to oranges: the need for a new media classification. (Case Note) | Law | Sassan, Anthony J. |
| Copyright protection of computer software: what is it and how did we get it? | Law | Gollhofer, Richard A. |
| Disablement of software risks and potential liabilities. (Computer Law Symposium) | Law | Benn, Marvin N., Superfine, Richard J. |
| Extending the new patent misuse limitation to copyright: Lasercomb America, Inc. v. Reynolds. | Law | Takenaka, Toshiko |
| Fragmented, incomplete, and discontinuous: the failure of federal privacy regulatory proposals and institutions. | Law | Gellman, Robert M. |
| It's a bird, it's a plane - what is it? Understanding Customs classifications. (Case Note) | Law | Galligan, Diane M. |
| Obtaining and enforcing patents for software-related inventions: avoiding the pitfalls. | Law | Meyer, Stuart P. |
| Patent and trade secret protection of computer technology. | Law | Siller, Gustavo, Jr., Retsky, Jonathan E. |
| Prima facie obviousness: time for a "facie" lift. (justifying rejection of patent applications on prior art grounds) | Law | Donner, Irah H. |
| Promises to keep: American views of developments in Chinese copyright law. | Law | Wojcik, Mark E., Osty, Michael J. |
| Recent developments in computer law. (Computer Law Symposium) | Law | Hulbert, Bradley J. |
| Revocation of acceptance under the Uniform Commercial Code: an underused remedy. | Law | Pechette, Jean Marie R. |
| Squeezing the square peg of digital sound sampling into the round hole of copyright law: who will pay the piper? | Law | Bohlman, Erick J. |
| The EEC's Directive on software protection and its moral rights loophole. | Law | Fakes, Arthur |
| The Eleventh Annual John Marshall National Moot Court Competition in Information and Privacy Law. | Law | Smith, Stuart, Rabel, Timothy R., Donaldson, Debra E., Hudgins, Michael D., Williams, Troy A., Solkoff, Scott M., Wadsworth, Brett |
| The special 301 investigation of China's software protection laws: cautious optimism leads for a successful exercise in dispute resolution. | Law | Eib, Calvin E. |
| To start, press the flashing button: the legalization of video gambling devices. | Law | Aronovitz, Cory |
| Upholding the disclosure requirements of 35 U.S.C. s. 112 through the submission of flow charts with computer software patent applications. | Law | Bondi, Michael |
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