This Week In Techdirt History: October 18th – 24th
This Week in 2016 This Week in 2011 This Week in 2006
Oct 24, 20262 min read
1
This Week in 2016
- Hillary Clinton’s Staff Recognize She Doesn’t Understand Encryption And Is Supporting ‘The Impossible’
- FBI Facial Recognition Expert Helps Denver PD Arrest Wrong Man Twice For The Same Crime
- Appeals Court Affirms NSA Surveillance Can Be Used To Investigate Domestic Criminal Suspects
- CNN Tells Viewers It’s Illegal For Them To Read Wikileaks Document Dumps. CNN Is Wrong
- Arrested Backpage Execs Ask Kamala Harris To Drop Bogus Case She Herself Has Admitted She Has No Authority To Bring
- Team Prenda Loses Big Again: Told To Pay Over $650k For Bogus Defamation Lawsuit
This Week in 2011
- British Historian On Porn And Internet Censorship: North Korea Is Right — The Internet Is Our Enemy
- Warner Bros. Buys Story That Was Written In The Reddit Comments; Then Tells Author To Stop Redditing
- Bill Gates Called To Testify In Antitrust Trial Over Windows 95; No This Isn’t An Old Post
- Google Realizing That Its Real Names Policy Is Excessive
- UK Parliament Recommends Websites Be Liable For Anonymous Comments If They Won’t Reveal Identities
- Who Gets The Copyright On The Photo Of A Beaten Gaddafi, Captured Off A Cameraphone
This Week in 2006
- On The Corner of Hollywood and Wall
- Why YouTube Could Make Things Difficult For Google
- No, I Don’t Think Anyone Believes Boycottwalmart.com Is Actually A Wal-Mart Site
- Universal Music Finally Sues Video Sites… Just Not YouTube
- Internet Addiction Not Quite An Addiction…
- Without Copyright Extension, The Beatles Will Never Have Incentive To Write Another Song
Did you enjoy this article?
Recommend it — Standard Reader surfaces well-loved writing to more readers across the network.