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This Week in 2016 UK Gov't Report: Facebook, Twitter, And Google Are Pretty Much Unrepentant Terrorist Supporters New Zealand Court Grants Kim Dotcom's Request To Have Extradition Hearing Livestreamed On YouTube, Despite DOJ Protests PETA Has Lost Its Monkey's 'Next Friend' In Its Crazy Copyright Case James Comey Claims He Wants An 'Adult Conversation' About...
Sep 5, 20261 min read1 read
This Week in 2016
- UK Gov’t Report: Facebook, Twitter, And Google Are Pretty Much Unrepentant Terrorist Supporters
- New Zealand Court Grants Kim Dotcom’s Request To Have Extradition Hearing Livestreamed On YouTube, Despite DOJ Protests
- PETA Has Lost Its Monkey’s ‘Next Friend’ In Its Crazy Copyright Case
- James Comey Claims He Wants An ‘Adult Conversation’ About Encryption; Apparently ‘Adults’ Ignore Experts
- Our ‘Copying Is Not Theft’ T-Shirt Seems To REALLY Upset Some People
- DHS’s New Election Cybersecurity Committee Has No Cybersecurity Experts
This Week in 2011
- You Can Copy Our Articles All You Want… But Please Don’t Claim The Copyright Belongs To You
- Pakistan Officially Bans All Encryption Online
- Pure Awesomeness: Two Chat Bots Talking To Each Other
- All Of Justin Bieber’s Music Removed From YouTube Via ‘Prank’ DMCA Claims
- Twitter Keeps Suspending Accounts Based On Highly Questionable DMCA Claims
- Leaked State Department Cable Confirms What Everyone Already Knew: MPAA Was Behind Bogus Australian ISP Lawsuit
This Week in 2006
- Cable Companies, Telcos, Have An Epiphany — Their Service Sucks
- The HP Way: Scientists Innovate New Ways Of Determining Ink Patent Infringement
- iPod Factory Makes Even Apple’s Treatment Of Bloggers Look Good
- RIAA Following MPAA’s Lead In Brainwashing Kids
- MPAA Rates Film About MPAA Ratings As NC-17
- RIAA Still Feels Entitled To Scour Everyone’s Hard Drives
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