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...impair copyright holders’ ability to license and get paid for this use, but it also likely promotes book sales and will increase the public’s access to creative works. Google’s service itself is a form of creativity that we might want to protect...
...protect data, Voltage uses an identity-based encryption developed by one of Appenzeller's Stanford professors, Dan Boneh. The prof also taught Rishi Kacker and Matt Pauker, both of whom helped found Voltage--stop us if you've heard this one--while working out of their Stanford dorm rooms...
...university is in a no-win situation,” Dore, the LSU law student, says. “They’re trying to encourage a more inclusive environment around the campus and protect the First Amendment, and I think they found a pretty good balance there...
...line of furs prized by Russian aristocracy. But in 1995, when Mendel opened the first J. Mendel outpost in New York City, the fur industry was under siege from animal-rights activists, and women who donned a mink in midtown Manhattan risked being pelted with red paint. To protect the windows of his Madison Avenue store from being smashed overnight, Mendel took the fur coats off the mannequins and designed dresses to cover them until the store opened the next...
...Fault, however, also rests deep within China's political system. While officials in Beijing routinely pass laws to protect the environment, local officials and factory managers collude to evade them. Many enterprises and municipalities are so confident in their ability to ignore the law that even when they possess appropriate waste-treatment facilities, they elect not to use them in order to avoid operational costs. Local environmental protection bureaus and courts are also beholden to local governments rather than to central government agencies, making them particularly susceptible to political and economic pressure. With few incentives for factory managers and local...