Fourth Circuit: Copyright owner’s claims against ISP for direct infringement dismissed, as ISP would have to commit volitional acts to be liable for direct, as opposed to indirect infringement.

CoStar v. LoopNet, 03-1991 (Fourth Circuit,  June 21, 2004).

I foolishly spent 4 years in Cambridge to get my Harvard degree (there, I was able to work it into the conversation again) when I could merely have gone to FAKE DEGREES and get what I am going to guess is an unauthorized reproduction of a Harvard (or any other college) degree.

Al Franken on

Someone spams AOL users using (or purporting to use) the shared hosting service I use for my email.  AOL responds by stopping ALL email from ANY user of the hosting service.  I can’t send any business email to AOL addresses for two days.

Discuss my rights.