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COSPLAY, COPYRIGHT, AND CARPET
GHOST RIDER LAWSUIT BROUGHT BACK FROM THE DEAD
In December 2011, NiC covered the case of Gary Friedrich, the comic book writer who claims credit for inventing the flaming-skulled, motorcycle-riding hero of Marvel Comics. Friedrich’s case had been moved to New York federal court in 2008. Friedrich
ON PRISM, SMITH, AND PEN REGISTERS
Edward Snowden is a computer nerd that could be finding his way to court sometime in the future. The big news of the week is Snowden’s leak that the CIA and other intelligence agencies, have been mining “metadata” of the American
ARGUMENTS BEGAN AND ENDED IN 38 STUDIOS MOTION TO DISMISS: NO “OPENING ARGUMENTS”
It is being widely reported that the Providence Journal reported that Opening Arguments began in the Rhode Island case against 38 Studios, the producer of Kingdoms of Amalur. Nerds in Court previously covered the story here though little progress has
