TechLaw: Boucher Court: No Right to Refuse to Produce Encrypted Data February 24, 2009 Boucher Court: No Right to Refuse to Produce Encrypted Data Late last week a federal court in Vermont decided that a…
Judge orders defendant to decrypt PGP-protected laptop | Politics and Law – CNET News February 26, 2009 1:30 PM PST Judge orders defendant to decrypt PGP-protected laptop by Declan McCullagh A federal judge has ordered…
Interesting case developing in Canada… Post from: TorrentFreak isoHunt Takes on the CRIA in Court Last September, isoHunt decided to sue the CRIA looking for confirmation that the site is not doing anything illegal. In…
Post from: TorrentFreak Piracy Has Become Mainstream, Studies Show In recent years many studies have shown that a large chunk of Internet users share copyrighted files on P2P networks, and this number is rapidly increasing…
A Dirty Pun Tweaks China’s Online Censors: “A craze over a mythical beast conceived as an impish protest raises questions about China’s Internet censorship.” (Via NYT > Technology.)
Phorm CEO clashes with Berners-Lee at Parliament: “ Ertugrul demands privacy panel opt-in An exasperated Kent Ertugrul took on Sir Tim Berners-Lee in a tense encounter at a discussion on internet privacy at the Houses…
YouTube explains the UK music videos blocking issue. YouTube, the UK and the Performing Rights Society for Music: “We have invested a lot of time and effort trying to ensure that our community can find…
Amazon using DMCA to restrict Kindle content sources: “ Oh, Amazon. Just a couple weeks after the Authors Guild’s overzealous copyright-maximalist stance forced the bookseller to modify the Kindle 2’s text to speech feature, the…
Secret emails reveal sexing-up of Iraq dossier: “ Inquiry time? Opposition parties are today renewing calls for a proper investigation into the Iraq war because a Freedom of Information request has revealed senior officials were…
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