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This Week in 2016 Manhattan DA Continues To Claim 'We Don't Want Crypto Backdoors…' By Which He Means He Wants Crypto Backdoors No Matter Who Our Next President Is, They Won't Understand Technology Broadband Industry Formally Tries, Once Again, To Kill Net Neutrality Comcast Tells The FCC It Should Be Able To Charge Broadband Users...
Aug 8, 20262 min read1 read
This Week in 2016
- Manhattan DA Continues To Claim ‘We Don’t Want Crypto Backdoors…’ By Which He Means He Wants Crypto Backdoors
- No Matter Who Our Next President Is, They Won’t Understand Technology
- Broadband Industry Formally Tries, Once Again, To Kill Net Neutrality
- Comcast Tells The FCC It Should Be Able To Charge Broadband Users A Premium For Privacy
- Getty Sued Again Over Abusing Copyright Law, Licensing Images It Has No Rights To
- DOJ Makes Smart Decision On Music Licensing… Music Publishers Completely Lose Their Shit
This Week in 2011
- Court Finds Megaupload Could Be Guilty Of Direct Infringement In Perfect 10 Case
- Is Google Antitrust Investigation Simply A Repeat Of Wasteful Microsoft Antitrust Effort?
- Ron Wyden Puts Hold On FISA Amendments Act; Wants Answers To How Many Americans Have Been Spied On
- Huge Ruling: Court Says Proving Copyright Infringement Does Not Automatically Mean Irreperable Harm
- Righthaven Fails To Pay Sanctions; Complains A Day Late
- Mattel’s Lawsuit To Claim Ownership Of Bratz Comes Back To Bite Big Time: Told To Pay $309 Million
This Week in 2006
- Instant Messaging Still Not Ruining Kids’ Grammar
- Earth-Shattering Study Confirms Young People Dig New Technology
- Death Of Old Media Still Greatly Exaggerated
- Fake Bill Gates Quotes More Boring Than The Real Thing
- Now The Internet Makes You Neglect Family And Chores?
- Germany Says You Can’t Resell Software
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