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The EEJD Blog is broken down into ten categories: Patents, Copyright, Tech Policy, Cyberlaw, IP Business, Telecom, Nanotech, Antitrust, Free Speech, and Law Practice. There is an explanation of each one below.

The categories are listed in order of focus for the EEJD. Thus, the category with the greatest number of posts is Patents, and the category with the least number of posts is Law Practice.

Categories are implemented on the EEJD Blog using Del.icio.us.

List of Categories

Patents - Patents.

Copyright - Copyright.

Tech Policy - IP and technology policy.

Cyberlaw - Cybercrime, internet law, and computer law.

IP Business - IP licensing, due diligence, and other business-related aspects of IP.

Telecom - Wireless and telecom law and policy.

Nanotech - Nanotechnology law and policy.

Antitrust - Antitrust law in the technology industry.

Free Speech - Technology and free speech.

Law Practice - Practicing IP and technology law.

Contact

You are welcome to contact me via e-mail at:

eejdblog -[at]- gmail -[dot]- com

Law and Technology-Related Links

Government
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
National Acadamies: Board on Science, Technology, & Economic Policy (STEP)
Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP)
United States Copyright Office
United States International Trade Commission (ITC)
United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO)
World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)

Academia
Berkeley Center for Law & Technology
Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School
IP Mall, Franklin Pierce Law Center
Lawrence Lessig, Professor, Stanford Law School
Stanford Law School Center for Internet & Society

Online Law Journals
Berkeley Technology Law Journal
Columbia Science & Technology Law Journal
Duke Law & Technology Review
Harvard Journal of Law & Technology
John Marshall Law School Review of Intellectual Property Law
Michigan Telecommunications & Technology Law Review
North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology
Richmond Journal of Law & Technology
Stanford Technology Law Review
UCLA Journal of Law & Technology
Virginia Journal of Law & Technology

Non-Profit/Advocacy
American Bar Association (ABA): Section of Intellectual Property Law
American Intellectual Property Law Assocation (AIPLA)
Computer Law Association
Copyright Assembly
Creative Commons
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO)
International Intellectual Property Alliance
Public Knowledge

Industry
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE): Intellectual Property Committee
Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA)
Recording Industry of America (RIAA)

About the EEJD Blog

About the Blog

The EEJD, pronounced "Double-E Jay-Dee", Blog provides news and commentary on issues involving technology law, policy, and innovation.

The legal focus is on patent law, though several other areas are covered, including copyright, litigation, licensing, antitrust, freedom of speech, and privacy.

The technology focus, as the name implies, is on electrical engineering technologies, including electronics, computer hardware and software, the Internet, nanotechnology, and more.

About Me

I am Brandon Rash, a third-year law student at the University of Richmond School of Law with an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering from Virginia Tech.

Before law school, I spent four years in the technology industry at a semiconductor company, living in Silicon Valley, Atlanta, and Dallas. I graduate in December 2005.

About the Name

The "EE" stands for electrical engineering, and the "JD" stands for juris doctorate, otherwise known as a law degree.

(This post was last updated on June 27, 2005.)

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