This Week in 2016
- ‘Most Transparent’ President Signs Into Law FOIA Reform Bill That Won’t Affect His Administration
- Documentary About Freeing Happy Birthday From Copyfraud Comes Out The Day After Happy Birthday Officially Declared Public Domain
- Why The Latest Supreme Court Ruling In Kirtsaeng May Have A Much Bigger Impact On Copyright & Fair Use
- Appeals Court Says That Sharing Passwords Can Violate Criminal Anti-Hacking Laws
- FBI Vacuums Up Local Law Enforcement Documents To Block Open Records Requests About Orlando Shooting
- Facebook Experiments With End To End Encryption In Messenger
This Week in 2011
- Smear Campaign Ramps Up Against Those Who Believe Free Speech Is More Important Than Hollywood’s Obsolete Business Model
- Homeland Security Working Hard To Make Sure No One Wants To Use .com Or .net Domains
- Video Gamers Realizing Streaming Criminalization Bill Might Make A Lot Of Them Into Criminals
- Senator Jerry Moran Removes Himself As A PROTECT IP Co-Sponsor
- RIAA Accounting: How To Sell 1 Million Albums And Still Owe $500,000
- Did The Entertainment Industry Backdoor In Forcing ISPs To Kick People Offline, While Claiming It Did Not?
This Week in 2006
- Throwing Away Privacy In The Blink Of An Eye
- New Casino Business Model: Any Time Someone Wins, Blame The Software
- Australia Wants To Regulate YouTube As Well
- Attention English Teachers: Google Is Officially A Verb
- Will The MPAA Now Lobby For A Ban On The Print Screen Button?
- Is The Navy Trying To Patent The Firewall?