Intellectual Property (IP), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Open Movements (OM)

The Ebook version of my Bloomsbury book "Ethics, Information, and Technology" will be published on December 11, 2025 and the Hardback, Cloth, and Paperback versions will be available on January 8, 2026. The book includes chapters on IP, OM, AI, and other emerging technologies. Preorders are available via Amazon and this Bloomsbury webpage: https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/ethics-information-and-technology-9781440856662/

No harm, no foul? P2P user says $1.5M award should be zeroed out; ArsTechnica.com, 12/8/10

Did Jammie Thomas case backfire on file sharers?; CNet News, 11/7/10

Judge: Third trial against P2P user Jammie Thomas will go ahead; ArsTechnica.com, 10/22/10

A copyright ruling no one can like; CNetNews.com, 7/13/10

Court Reduces ‘Shocking’ File Sharing Award; Wired.com, 1/22/10

First RIAA File Sharing Trial Morphs Into Groundhog Day; Wired.com, 6/21/1

‘Missed Opportunity’ In File Sharing Case? Don’t Believe It; Wired, 12/8/09

Podcast [7 min. 56 sec.]: $675K fine for music downloads; CNN, 8/4/09

Oy Tenenbaum! RIAA wins $675,000, or $22,500 per song; Ars Technica, 7/31/09

Judge rejects fair use defense as Tenenbaum P2P trial begins; Ars Technica, 7/27/09

Tenenbaum circus enters big top next week; what to expect; Ars Technica, 7/20/09

Jammie Thomas Decides To Appeal Constitutionality Of $1.92 Million Damages Award; TechDirt, 7/2/09

Play it again: Tenenbaum team tries to toss MediaSentry evidence; Ars Technica, 6/29/09

RIAA Claims Jammie Thomas Jury Is A Representative Sample Of Views On File Sharing; TechDirt, 6/25/09

What's next for Jammie Thomas-Rasset?; Ars Technica, 6/21/09

Music-Pirate Mom Shown No Love By Jury To Tune Of $1.9 M; NPR's Two Way Blog, 6/19/09

Bankruptcy could protect Jammie Thomas; CNet News, 6/19/09

Two losses and $1.9 million later, Thomas-Rasset remains defiant; Minneapolis Star Tribune, 6/19/09

Music Labels Win $2 Million in Web Case; New York Times, 6/18/09

Jammie Thomas takes the stand, admits to major misstep; Ars Technica, 6/16/09