Friend and Business partner John Stathas emailed some links from the iLaw conference at Harvard:
Zelenak & Chirelstein on Tax Shelters:
This article describes the ongoing legislative and administrative efforts to curtail tax shelters. It concludes that these efforts, which rely largely on disclosure requirements and penalties, cannot succeed as long as taxpayers continue to win many of the litigated shelter cases.
Amazing… Yet, we continue to generate more tax law spaghetti.
Lee A Shepphard: Massive Giveaway in Partnership Compensatory Options Regs.
Greensboro’s airport joins many others in supporting WiFi. Madison, a community attempting to grow it’s tech business base, still lacks it…. I cannot think of one reasonable explanation for this.
Barry Ritholtz published Bob Lefsetz’s comments on the state of the music industry:
“We’re being duped. The RIAA keeps saying it’s saving the MUSIC when really all its label members are interested in is saving THEMSELVES!
It’s out of control. Irrelevant of the Grokster decision. These billion dollar companies with their high-priced lobbyists have infected the media and the minds of the public to the detriment of ART! What’s worse, they’ve convinced the musicians signed to their labels of the validity of their position, which is equivalent to slaves standing up for plantation owners.
I don’t know about you, but I believe in MUSIC, not LABELS!
Retired Cop “Radar” Roy Reyer runs a site that reviews radar detectors and jammers.