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Court Ruling: EA’s Anti-Piracy Software Is Patent Infringing
Between the company’s general disposition and the incredible failure of the SimCity launch, Electronic Arts is becoming a name associated directly with digital rights …
Judge Posner Says NSA Should Be Able To Get Everything & That Privacy Is Overrated
Judge Richard Posner is probably one of the most well-known and quoted appellate judges around. He’s an excellent writer as well, and I enjoy …
Another California Cop ‘Shares’ A Suspect’s Intimate Photos With His Fellow Officers
Ability + opportunity. That’s an equation that often results in trouble. It certainly did for several California Highway Patrol officers, who dug through suspects’ …
German courts blocks extradition of top hacker
A top German court has blocked the extradition of a Turkish man accused of stealing close to $60 million in cyber attacks against credit …
France bans file-sharing site The Pirate Bay
France has become the latest country to block world’s number one file-sharing site, The Pirate Bay, in an effort to defend copyright-protected content. The …
Appeals Court to Hear Oral Arguments in Idaho Woman’s Case Against NSA Spying
EFF, ACLU Support Smith in Fighting Mass Surveillance Before Ninth Circuit Seattle – An appeals court will hear oral arguments in Smith v. Obama, …
London woman charged with encouraging terrorism on Twitter
A woman has been charged with encouraging terrorism on Twitter, police have said. Alaa Abdullah Esayed, 22, of Kennington, south London, will appear before …
Google Has Received Nearly 145,000 Requests to Be ‘Forgotten’
Thousands of Europeans are scrambling to take advantage of a new legal right to force Google to delete search results about them. Since the …
Tech Execs Express Extreme Concern That NSA Surveillance Could Lead To ‘Breaking’ The Internet
As mentioned, on Wednesday I attended a tech exec panel held at Palo Alto High School (in the high school gym, which was a …
The FBI’s Secret Surveillance Program Is About to Go on Trial
A federal appeals court this week will review whether the government can secretly conduct electronic surveillance on Americans without first obtaining a warrant. The …
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