UNIVERSAL CITY STUDIOS INC. / DivX / Network Solutions Inc. / Corley / Space Inc. / Microsoft / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Company Expansion / Movie Release / Legal Issues / /
IndustryTerm
consumer electronics / online privacy / intellectual property law professors / computer security systems / access-limiting devices / fact technology / Internet web site / activities using consumer electronics / security systems / computer technology / web site containing / optical media storage devices / circumvention tools / web site links / make Internet / print magazine / affiliated web site / individuals using circumvention technology / telecommunications / circumvention technology / stand-alone device / computer software / telephone / Internet transmission speeds / compression web site / circumvention technologies / Internet domain name / telephone line / university networks / internal recording device / encryption algorithm / compression software / telephone system / encryption technology / web site cover / /
Movie
DVDs / CSS / /
OperatingSystem
Linux / /
Organization
United States District Court for the Southern District of New York / District Court / Picture Association of America / Congress / World Intellectual Property Organization / /
Person
Jon Johansen / Julie E. Cohen / Eric C. Corley / DeCSS / Lewis A. Kaplan / JON O. NEWMAN / ERIC CORLEY / /
Position
Librarian / counsel / Circuit Judge / non-CSS-compliant player / unlicensed player / Linux-platform DVD player / player / licensed player / licensed DVD player / District Judge / Representative / DVD player / Judge / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Java / C / /
PublishedMedium
2600 /
Technology
circumvention technology / Linux / individuals using circumvention technology / disk drive / CSS encryption algorithm / operating system / computer technology / encryption / circumvention technologies / encryption technology / Java / fact technology / CSS encryption / trafficking in a circumvention technology / /
UNIVERSAL CITY STUDIOS, INC. v. ERIC CORLEY 273 F.3d 429 (2d CirJON O. NEWMAN, Circuit Judge. When the Framers of the First Amendment prohibited Congress from making any law "abridging the freedom of speech," the