Professor Mark Lemley is referenced in a "Los Angeles Times" blog entry about the Ninth Circuit ruling on Perfect 10 vs. Google and Amazon:

"Still, Mark Lemley, a law professor at Stanford University and an expert in copyrights, said the 9th Circuit's decision could open the door to later rulings that require Internet services to do more to protect copyrights because new technology made it easy to do so. That's a slippery slope, he said, that could put the courts in the uncomfortable position of mediating technical disputes between Internet companies and content providers over how Web-based services are designed."