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  1. FIFA World Cup 2006
  2. FIFA
  3. Times Online: Lawyers get World Cup fever
  4. Times Online: World Cup impossible to stage without lawyers
  5. WilmerHale: Developments in German Law Regarding Gifts of World Cup Tickets to Government Officials
  6. Yahoo News: England looks to the law for peaceful Cup
  7. Mark D. West, University of Michigan Law School: “Legal Determinants of World Cup Success”
  8. Soccerphile: Germany’s Beer Law
  9. e-consultancy.com: FIFA has sent a pre-emptive warning letter to a popular blog re: streaming rights of World Cup Games
  10. Deutsche Welle: FIFA Faces Legal Action Over World Cup Image Rights
  11. Deutsche Welle: McDonald’s, Coke Run Afoul of German Law with Ball-Bottle
  12. Spiegel Online: Germany’s sex trade
  13. New York Times: U.S. Warns Germany About Sex Trafficking
  14. Times Online: Prepare your workplace for the World Cup
  15. The Register: Five tips for employers to beat World Cup fever
  16. The Register: Watching World Cup online could land you in court
  17. Yahoo News: Workers need time to watch World Cup
  18. Insurance Newscast: A Netherlands insurer has offered a policy to cover World Cup Sick days
  19. International Herald Tribune: World Cup plans anti-racism defense
  20. The Telegraph: Don’t mention the war, World Cup fans told:
  21. CBC Archives: Just for kicks: soccer in Canada
  22. Library Boy: World Cup 2006 in Germany – The Law on Doping in Sports
  23. Google personal page: add soccer scores to this page
  24. Read/Write Web: Review of the official World Cup website
  25. FIFA: soccer rules
  26. The Daily Mail: £1000 fine if you watch World Cup on office PC
  27. currybetdotnet: A history of the online World Cup
  28. netpreserve.org
  29. Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze (National Library of Italy, Florence)
  30. Det Kongelige Bibliotek (The Royal Library, Denmark)
  31. Helsingin yliopiston kirjasto – Suomen Kansalliskirjasto (Helsinki University Library, The National Library of Finland)
  32. Internet Archive
  33. Kungliga biblioteket Sveriges nationalbibliotek (The Royal Library, National Library of Sweden)
  34. Landsbokasafn Islands – Haskolabokasafn (National and University Library of Iceland)
  35. Library and Archives Canada
  36. Nasjonalbiblioteket (The National Library of Norway)
  37. National Library of Australia
  38. The British Library
  39. The Library of Congress
  40. Nouvelle France, Horizons Nouveaux / New France, New Horizons
  41. Adobe’s SVG Viewer plugin
  42. Ottawa Citizen: P. Hum, “Passion for progress”
  43. Government 2.0 Think Tank
  44. G2TT Charter
  45. G2TT Project Eureka
  46. Creative Commons: Podcasting Legal Guide: U.S. Govt. work
  47. Creative Commons licenses
  48. Numly
  49. Talkin’ Tech: What’s Up With That Barcode Thingie?
  50. AdamsDrafting
  51. Globe and Mail Insider Edition: Senate unlikely to stall Conservative budget
  52. SOCAN Statement of Royalties, Public Performance of Musical Works 1996, 1997, 1998 (Tariff 22, Internet) (Re) [pdf]
  53. Michael Geist: Captain Copyright and the Case of the Critical Link
  54. LawLibTech
  55. LawLibTech: The Empty Inbox
  56. Unentangled Net: Email to RSS/
  57. mail2rss.org
  58. The Daily
  59. Statistics Canada: The Daily: Aboriginal people as victims and offenders
  60. Google Spreadsheets
  61. The American Lawyer: D. Lithwick, “Blawgs on a Roll”
  62. 3L Epihany
  63. Information Management Now
  64. Department of Justice Canada News: Deadline for Seventh Annual Justicia Awards Extended
  65. CBA: Justicia Awards
  66. University of Pennsylvania Law School, E. Feldman, “The Tuna Court: Law and Norms in the World’s Premier Fish Market”
  67. SSRN
  68. Ticketmaster v. Tickets.com
  69. EEF: Blogger’s FAQ: Intellectual Property
  70. CIO Magazine: The Net Neutrality Debate: You Pay, You Play?
  71. CNN: Coming soon: The Web toll – New laws may transform cyberspace and the way you surf it
  72. BBC Newsnight: BitTorrent: Shedding no tiers
  73. Hey Baby Bells & Cable, We need multiple tiers of service
  74. Forbes.com: Nettlesome Idea

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