This Week in 2016
- Primatologist Tells Court That Macaque Monkeys Are, Like, Super Smart, So They Should Totally Get Copyrights
- Will DNC Email Hacking Make Legislators More Friendly To Encryption?
- Donald Trump On Intellectual Property: China Is Bad
- Botnet Bill Could Give FBI Permission To Take Warrantless Peeks At The Contents Of People’s Computers
- Judge On Whether Twitter Is Legally Liable For ISIS Attacks: Hahahahahaha, Nope.
- Why Does The Copyright Office Keep Acting Like A Lobbying Arm For Hollywood?
This Week in 2011
- Police, Yet Again, Arrest Someone For Filming Them, Saying It’s Obstruction Of Justice
- Court Says Sending Too Many Emails To Someone Is Computer Hacking
- British MP Calls On RIM To Shut Down Messenger Services To Stop Riots; Because Pissing Off Rioters Calms Them Down?
- Fark Gets Patent Troll To Settle For Nothing… Did Reddit Pay Up?
- What If Tim Berners-Lee Had Patented The Web?
- DA Realizes That Gizmodo Didn’t Break The Law In Writing About Found iPhone 4 Prototype
This Week in 2006
- How A Little Editing Inflated Some Web 2.0 Hype
- Does A EULA Wipe Out Fair Use Provisions?
- Turns Out Major League Baseball Doesn’t Own Stats, After All
- Judge Says Blogs Are Guilty Of, Well, Just Guilty Dammit!
- DRM Supporters Changing Their Story?
- Is Wikipedia To Blame For Students’ Laziness?