Freedom Index#DigitalCulture
from the next-steps dept As we work our way towards a better future for the internet, the most encouraging and…
from the seems-like-someone-should-pay-attention? dept In early March, 438 security and privacy researchers from 32 countries signed a massive open letter…
from the oh-no dept With all that RFK Jr. has done, and failed to do, as the Secretary of HHS,…
from the government-cheat-codes dept The government’s reliance on grand juries to bring charges against activists, protesters, and the president’s personal…
from the pour-one-out-for-230 dept We’ve been warning for a while now that Section 230 is dying by a thousand legal…
from the it’s-all-about-power dept The Trump administration’s AI policy is two-faced, torn between deregulation and despotism. In March, the administration…
from the damn-copyright-trolls dept Copyright law is supposed to encourage creativity. Too often, it’s used to extract payouts from others.…
from the gee-who-could-have-the-incentive-to-do-that? dept We’ve talked for years about how the DMCA’s notice-and-takedown system is ripe for abuse. The legal…
from the they-can’t-kill-us-all dept Forgive me for this digression. I know it’s usually left to Mike Masnick to lift us…
from the law-is-the-law,-losers dept The courts keep pounding the nails home. What this government is engaged in is illegal, on…
from the anti-jawboning-jurisprudence dept The Supreme Court has now issued its decision in Cox Communications v. Sony Music Entertainment. This…
from the what-the-fuck-is-going-on-at-the-nytimes? dept Since the New York Times published its semi-viral big profile of Medvi last week — the…