Government agencies sure love their black markers. For transparency activists, receiving overly redacted documents is a guilty pleasure. Sure, we’d…
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The Supreme Court took a major step in cutting back on abstract software patents last June when it issued its…
Last year, the current President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Junker, declared that his number one priority was to “create…
When was the last time you can remember your city government asking for feedback on privacy? What about the last…
EFF is encouraging Canadians to join together tomorrow for a day of action against a dangerous bill that’s navigating through the Canadian legislature and…
Today, the FCC published its new order [PDF] on net neutrality. As promised, the rules start by putting net neutrality…
Yesterday, a jury found that the 2013 song “Blurred Lines” was an infringement of Marvin Gaye’s “Got to Give It…
Apple, that’s who. Or Microsoft, or any of the other vendors whose products US government contractors have successfully exploited according…
Ugly facts often make bad law. But it’s important to not let opinions about the specific defendants that appear in…
Sen. Ron Wyden and Sen. Orrin Hatch are now in a stand-off over a bill that would put secretive trade…