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ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS

IP Speaker Series, Cardozo Law School (New York), October 2008 (Economics of Reputational Information)

Law, Science & Technology Colloquium, Stanford Law School, March 2008 (Economics of Reputational Information)

Reputation Economies in Cyberspace, Yale Law School, December 2007 (Ownership of Cyber-Reputation)

Wharton Colloquium on Media and Communications Law, The Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, November 2007 (Brand Spillovers)

Internet Research 8.0: Let’s Play, Association of Internet Researchers, Vancouver BC, October 2007 (Investment Decisions on a Shaky Virtual Foundation)

Telecommunications Policy Research Conference (TPRC), George Mason University Law School (Arlington, VA), September 2007 (Brand Spillovers)

Law, Science & Technology Colloquium, Stanford Law School, April 2007 (Brand Spillovers)

I Think I Can, I Think ICANN, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, February 2007 (Keyword Regulation and Domain Name Exceptionalism)

The Law of Search Engines, Haifa Center of Law & Technology (Israel), December 2006 (Search Engines & Transaction Costs)

Works in Progress Intellectual Property (WIPIP) Colloquium, University of Pittsburgh School of Law, October 2006 (Online Word of Mouth and Its Trademark Implications)

Intellectual Property Scholars Conference, UC Berkeley Law School (Boalt Hall), August 2006 (Brand Spillovers)

From Creator to Consumer: Working Together in the Digital World, University of Denver Law School, May 2006 (Working Within the Legal Framework)

Bloggership: How Blogs Are Transforming Legal Scholarship, Harvard Law School, April 2006 (Co-Blogging Law)

14th Annual Conference on International Intellectual Property Law and Policy, Fordham University School of Law, New York, April 2006 (Criminal Copyright Infringement)

Attack of the Blog: Legal Horrors in the Workplace, University of North Carolina School of Law, April 2006 (Employee Risks from Blogging and Symposium Closing Remarks)

McCarthy Institute for Intellectual Property and Technology Law, University of San Francisco Law School, March 2006 (A Coasean Analysis of Marketing)

Teaching Writing and Teaching Doctrine: A Symbiotic Relationship?, Brooklyn Law School, February 2006 (Teaching Drafting Skills in a Specialized Context)

Regulating Search?, Yale Law School, December 2005 (Search Engines and Public Regulation)

Midwestern Law and Economics Association Annual Meeting, Northwestern University School of Law, Chicago, October 2005 (A Coasean Analysis of Marketing)

Internet Research 6.0: Internet Generations, Association of Internet Researchers, Chicago, October 2005 (Search Engines and Relevancy)

Third-Party Liability in Intellectual Property Law, Santa Clara University School of Law, October 2005 (Keyword Advertising and Trademark Law)

National Conference on Teaching Contract Drafting, Northwestern University School of Law, Chicago, July 2005 (Teaching Transactional Drafting to Upper Level Students)

Law & Society Association Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, June 2005 (Trademark Adjacency)

2nd Conference on Online Deliberation: Design, Research, and Practice / DIAC-2005, Stanford University, May 2005 (Media Regulation and Deliberative Democracy)

Bay Area Law School Technology Conference, Stanford Law School, April 2005 (Trademark Fair Use Online)

W(h)ither the Middleman: The Role and Future of Intermediaries in the Information Age, Michigan State University College of Law, East Lansing, April 2005 (Online Service Providers)

Symposium: Spyware: The Latest Cyber-Regulatory Challenge, UC Berkeley Law School (Boalt Hall), April 2005 (Regulatory Challenges)

Intellectual Property & Communications Law and Policy Scholars Roundtable, Michigan State University College of Law, East Lansing, February 2005 (Lexicon Law)

Rules & Borders: Regulating Digital Environments, Santa Clara University School of Law, February 2005 (Regulating Content)

Symposium: Privacy and Identity: The Promise and Perils of a Technological Age, DePaul University College of Law, Chicago, October 2004 (Data Mining, Unwanted Marketing and Attention Consumption)

Law and Society Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, May 2004 (Propertization of Attention)

Symposium: Evolving Responses to Spam, Marquette University Law School, Milwaukee, February 2004 (Harms of Spam)

Intellectual Property Scholars Conference, UC Berkeley Law School (Boalt Hall), August 2003 (Deregulating Relevancy: Consumer Confusion on the Internet)

Institute of Legal Studies, University of Wisconsin (Madison) Law School, October 2002 (Regulating Relevancy: Initial Interest Confusion and the Internet)

University of Dayton School of Law Scholarly Symposium on the Constitutionality of Protecting Factual Compilations, October 2002 (The Role of the First Amendment)

Hastings COMM/ENT 12^th Annual Computer Law Symposium, San Francisco, January 2000 (Doing Internet Co-Branding Agreements)

International Symposium on Technology and Society, George Washington University, Washington D.C., October 1993 (Sysop Liability for Statements and Actions of Users)

PRESENTATIONS TO LEGAL PRACTITIONERS

Legal Frontiers in Digital Media, Media Law Resource Center, Stanford Law School, May 2008 (Advertising Rules of the Future)

California State Bar, Business Law Section, Cyberspace Committee meeting (telephonic), April 2008 (Recent 47 USC 230 Cases)

Information Technology Law Institute 2008, Practicing Law Institute, San Francisco, March 2008 (The Newest Forms of Communication: Social Networks and Blogs)

Congressional Internet Caucus Advisory Committee's 4th annual State of the Net Conference, Washington DC, January 2008 (Social Networking Privacy: An Oxymoron)

Best Practices for Businesses Exploring…Exploiting…and Expanding in Web 2.0, Pike & Fischer, teleconference, January 2008

eCommerce 2.0: The Challenge of 'Multiples', Association of Corporate Counsel, San Francisco, November 2007 (Geolocation and a Bordered Cyberspace)

eCommerce 2.0: The Challenge of 'Multiples', Association of Corporate Counsel, Palo Alto, November 2007 (Geolocation and a Bordered Cyberspace)

How Blogs Impact Legal Discourse, Stanford Law School (CIS/SLATA), November 2007

Blogging, Scholarship, and the Bench and Bar, Santa Clara University School of Law, September 2007

ABA National Institute on Computing and the Law, San Francisco, June 2007 (Web Developments and Controversies)

Fourth Annual Ecommerce Best Practices Conference, Stanford Law School, June 2007 (Navigating the Shoals of State Regulation)

International IT Law Summit 2007, Southwestern Law School (Los Angeles), June 2007 (On-line Marketing Issues and What to Do About Them)

20th Annual Technology and Computer Law Conference, University of Texas School of Law, May 2007 (Internet Advertising and Click Fraud)

California State Bar, Business Law Section, Cyberspace Committee meeting, Palo Alto, May 2007 (Click Fraud)

Emerging Issues in Computer and Technology Law, SMU Dedman School of Law, April 2007 (Keyword Law)

Litigating “Click Fraud” Cases, Stanford Law School, November 2006 (presentation)

Oregon State Bar Intellectual Property Section, Portland, November 2006 (Keyword Law: The Latest Legal Developments Regarding Buying & Selling Keywords Online)

Oregon State Bar Computer and Internet Law Section, Portland, November 2006 (Blog Law)

2006 IP and the Internet Conference, California State Bar IP Section, Beverly Hills, September 2006 (Internet Law Updates)

American Bar Association Annual Meeting, Business Law Section, Honolulu, August 2006 (Real Writing for Real Lawyers: Training Business Lawyers to Draft)

A Comprehensive Tour of Key Issues for Corporate Counsel (Law Seminars International), San Francisco, July 2006 (Common Mistakes on E-Commerce Sites)

Milwaukee Bar Association, May 2006 (Blogs and Intellectual Property)

CCH Computer Law Advisory Council Symposium, Chicago, April 2006 (Blog Law)

2005 Midwest Intellectual Property Institute, Minneapolis, September 2005 (Trademark and Copyright Infringement on the Internet: Infringing Goods and Keyword-Based Advertising)

2005 Midwest Intellectual Property Institute, Minneapolis, September 2005 (IP Blogs, Websites and Technology)

American Bar Association Annual Meeting, Section of Intellectual Property Law, Chicago, August 2005 (Keyword Disputes)

Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago, June 2005 (Internet Search and the Doctrine of Initial Interest Confusion)

International IT Law Conference, Southwestern University School of Law (Los Angeles), June 2005 (Secondary Liability for ISPs and Websites: Latest Developments on Defamation, Copyright Infringement and the DMCA)

Legal Ethics 2004: Representing Intellectual Property and Technology Clients, Milwaukee Bar Association, December 2004 (Ethics of Licensing Transactions)

Wisconsin Intellectual Property Law Association, Milwaukee, November 2004 (Nondisclosure Agreements)

Intellectual Property Fundamentals—What You Need to Know, Madison, October 2004 (Basics of Copyright Law)

Milwaukee Bar Association, October 2004 (Hardware, Software, and Service Contracts – Drafting, Negotiating, and Counseling Considerations)

American Bar Association Annual Meeting, Cyberspace Law Committee, Atlanta, August 2004 (Current Developments in Adware and Spyware)

Managing Legal Risks in a Technology-Driven World, Corporate Counsel Forum, Milwaukee, May 2004 (Educating Employees About Compliance With Technology-Related Legal Risk Management Procedures)

Ethical and Moral Challenges Encountered in Everyday Practice, St. Thomas More Society of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, December 2003 (Doing Business Transactions with Clients)

Intellectual Property Fundamentals—What You Need to Know, event of the Wisconsin State Bar IP Section, Appleton, WI, October 2003 (Basics of Copyright Law)

American Bar Association Business Law Section Spring Meeting, Intellectual Property Subcommittee, Cyberspace Law Committee, Los Angeles, April 2003 (Legislative Efficacy: No Electronic Theft Act)

American Bar Association Business Law Section Spring Meeting, Los Angeles, April 2003 (IP and Commercial Law: Quicksand, Mirages and Oases)

Wisconsin Intellectual Property Law Association, Milwaukee, February 2003 (State of Initial Interest Confusion After Promatek v. Equitrac)

Chicago Bar Association Computer Law Committee, February 2003 (Protecting and Licensing Internet Content Databases)

American Bar Association Annual Meeting, Intellectual Property Subcommittee, Cyberspace Law Committee, Business Law Section, Washington DC, August 2002 (Regulating Relevancy: Initial Interest Confusion and the Internet)

University of Dayton School of Law Thirteenth Annual Advanced Computer and Cyberspace Law Seminar, June 2002 (Drafting and Implementing Website User Agreements)

C.E.B. Electronic Commerce and Internet Law & Practice: 5th Annual Recent Developments, Palo Alto and San Francisco, January 2002 (Derivative Liability for User Content and Actions)

C.E.B. Electronic Commerce and Internet Law & Practice: 5th Annual Recent Developments, Palo Alto and San Francisco, January 2002 (Protecting Internet Content Databases)

Green Lights and Red Flags: FTC Rules of the Road for Advertisers, Santa Clara, November 2001 (Special Considerations When Doing Business Online)

PLI E-Commerce Strategies for Success in the Digital Economy, San Francisco, September 2000 (B2C Overview)

Bar Association of San Francisco Computer Law Institute, San Francisco, September 2000 (The Future of Intellectual Property on the Internet)

PLI 4^th Annual Institute on Internet Law, San Francisco, July 2000 (In-House Panel)

E-Commerce Law School, Palo Alto, June 2000 (Care and Feeding of an Internet Start-Up)

American Corporate Counsel Association (SF Bay Chapter), Palo Alto, April 2000 (Privacy Issues)

CyberspaceCamp Conference, San Jose, March 2000 (Website Development and Hosting Agreements)

Cyberspace Law School, Palo Alto, February 2000 (Co-Branding, Cross-Marketing and Other Business Relationships)

Cyberspace Law School, Palo Alto, February 2000 (The Internet and Overview)

PLI E-Commerce Strategies for Success in the Digital Economy, San Francisco, August 1999 (Storefront Development and Hosting)

PLI 3^rd Annual Institute on Internet Law, San Francisco, July 1999 (Drafting Co-Branding and Internet Distribution Agreements)

Cyberspace Law School, San Francisco, November 1998 (Co-Branding, Cross-Marketing and Other Business Relationships)

Legal and Business Aspects of the Internet, San Francisco, November 1998 (Privacy and Data Collection)

PLI 2^nd Annual Institute on Internet Law, San Francisco, July 1998 (Web Development and Hosting)

PLI 1^st Annual Institute on Internet Law, San Francisco, July 1997 (Terminology and Technology of the Internet)

University of Texas’ 10^th Annual Computer Law Conference: Communicating and Conducting Business On-Line, Austin, May 1997 (Online Deals and Licensing Issues)

TESTIMONY BEFORE THE GOVERNMENT

PRESENTATIONS TO NON-LAWYERS

ION Game Conference, Seattle, May 2008 (Navigating the Minefield - Getting the Most Out of User Generated Content)

SMX West, Santa Clara, CA, February 2008 (Legally Speaking: Recent Legal News About Search)

Spyware: What's Worked, What's Left, and What's Coming, Anti-Spyware Coalition, Washington DC, January 2008 (Is Adware Dead?)

IT Security World, San Francisco, September 2007 (Blog Law)

Search Engine Strategies, San Jose, August 2007 (Copyrights & Trademarks: What Every Search Marketer Should Know)

Bronco Entrepreneur Group Meeting, Santa Clara University Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, March 2007 (Entrepreneurship & IP)

Anti-Spyware Coalition Public Workshop: Defining the Problem, Developing Solutions, Washington DC, February 2006 (Fighting Spyware Through Industry Self-Regulation)

Search Engine Strategies, San Jose, August 2005 (Copyright & Trademarks)

Search Engine Strategies, San Jose, August 2005 (Auditing Paid Listings & Click Fraud Issues)

Search Engine Strategies, Chicago, December 2004 (Legal Protection Issues & Tactics

Search Engine Strategies, San Jose, August 2004 (panelist on Moot Court: Trademark Protection on Trial)

DEF CON 11, Las Vegas, August 2003 (Criminal Copyright Infringement and Warez Trading)

Black Hat USA 2003 Briefings, Las Vegas, July 2003 (Criminal Copyright Infringement and Warez Trading)

Comdex, Las Vegas, November 2001 (Privacy: Can It Ever Be Protected on the Internet?)

Spring Internet World, Los Angeles, April 2000 (9 Key Issues in Negotiating Web Development and Hosting Agreements)

Santa Clara MBA Alumni Breakfast Briefing, Santa Clara, January 2000 (Privacy Policies)

Internet Business Development Forum, So. San Francisco, November 1999 (Co-Branding Deals)

Internet Business Development Forum, Los Altos, CA, August 1999 (Internet Term Sheets)

ONE ISPCON, San Jose, October 1998 (Alternative Revenue Models for ISPs and Websites)

Spring Internet World, Los Angeles, March 1998 (Emerging Web Business Models)

Internet Commerce Expo, Los Angeles, September 1997 (Launching Web-related Start-up Ventures)

American Chemical Society, San Francisco, April 1997 (Copyrights and the Internet)

Spring Internet World, Los Angeles, March 1997 (Internet Legal Roundtable)

Spring Internet World, Los Angeles, March 1997 (Emerging Business Models on the Internet)

Sun User Group West ’97, San Francisco, March 1997 (System Administrator Liability)

Sun User Group Computers & the Law III, San Jose, December 1996 (Will the Internet Destroy Copyright?)

ONE ISPCON, San Francisco, August 1996 (Issues in Website Entrepreneurship)

Spring Internet World, San Jose, May 1996 (Issues in Website Entrepreneurship)

Spring Internet World, San Jose, May 1996 (Copyright on the Internet)

Net Expo West, San Francisco, September 1995 (Legal Issues in Cyberspace)

ONE BBSCON, Tampa, August 1995 (Realities of Making Money on the Web)

ONE BBSCON, Tampa, August 1995 (Issues in Website Entrepreneurship)

MODERATOR

Internet Collaboration, Santa Clara University School of Law, February 2008 (panel moderator, User Generated Content)

The Toll Roads: The Legal and Political Debate Over Network Neutrality, University of San Francisco School of Law, January 2008 (panel moderator, Communication: Effects on Media, Information Sharing & Capacity)

Cross-Border Legal Challenges in High Tech Law, Santa Clara University School of Law, January 2007 (panel moderator, Legal Limits of IP Technical Protection Measures)

Patent Policy in the Supreme Court and Congress, Santa Clara University School of Law, October 2006 (panel moderator, Claim Construction and Infringement)

Sixteenth Conference on Computers, Freedom and Privacy, Washington DC, May 2006 (moderator, Spyware)

Command Lines: The Emergence of Governance in Global Cyberspace, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, April 2005 (panel chair, Governance of the Interface)

American Bar Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, August 2004 (moderator, Search Engines, Adware and Trademark Law: What Your Clients Can Do and Can’t Do in Online Advertising)

Marquette Law School Intellectual Property Issues in Sports, Milwaukee, October 2002 (panel moderator, Scope of Protectable Rights in Sports Events and Game Accounts and Scope of Protection for Methods/Styles of Play and Playing Equipment)

Santa Clara University Computer & High Technology Law Journal Symposium on Information Insecurity: Protecting Data in the Digital Age, February 2002 (panel moderator, Corporations & Privacy Law)

Santa Clara University Computer & High Technology Law Journal Privacy Symposium, Santa Clara, February 2000 (panel moderator, Commercial Application of the Internet)

GUEST LECTURES

Stanford Law School, Intellectual Property: Innovation Industries, Fall 2007 (Keyword Advertising)

Chinese University of Hong Kong, MBA Technology Field Study, Summer 2007 (Overview of US IP Law)

John Marshall Law School, Spam Seminar, Summer 2003 (Policy Considerations)

Marquette Business School, Internet Marketing, Fall 2002 (Web Marketing Legal Issues)

Santa Clara University School of Law, Civil Practice Internship, Summer 2000 (Life as a Lawyer)

Santa Clara University School of Law, E-Commerce Law, Summer 1999 (Internet Copyright)

University of California, Berkeley School of Law (Boalt Hall), What is E-Commerce?, Fall 1998 (Internet Deals)

College of Notre Dame (Belmont, CA), Introduction to Media, Fall 1996 (Media Liability)