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Goodbye, "The Paper Chase," hello, "Max Headroom." Or so it would seem at New Orleans' Tulane Law School, which is offering an Internet and entertainment law course taught by talking video heads. The heads hail from Loeb & Loeb, a Los Angeles-based firm. The course covers the law of entertainment-related Web sites, and is held somewhere in cyberspace between its Louisiana classroom and California.
March 02, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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