IRS Ignores Questions About Email Surveillance
Well, they probably read them before you sent them
Internet
3D Printing Unites Hackers and Gun Rights Activists
Neither are fans of the controlling state
Will Teachers Unions Kill Virtual Learning?
New educational technologies could be great for kids-if regulations and politics don't get in the way.
House Committee Approves Bill to Provide Government Access to Private Data
CISPA passed committee 18-2, privacy amendments were voted down
PA May Eliminate Warrant Requirement for Online Data
Just might raise privacy concerns
French Intelligence Agency Forces Wikipedia Volunteer to Delete Article
Threatens to jail him
Montreal Woman Arrested for Anti-Police Instagram Post
That will do wonders for her attitude
More States Turning to Online Voting Registration
14 more states looking to join the growing group
Judge Rules Reselling Digital Goods a Copyright Violation
You don't own the music you buy online
Russian Authorities Blocking Internet Content Considered Illegal or Harmful to Children
Facebook, Youtube, and Twitter have all had to remove content
New York Court Rules Online Vendors Must Collect Sales Taxes
Will case make it to Supreme Court?
Wal-Mart's Proposed Customer-Assisted Delivery System: Brilliant or Predatory?
Help a store deliver merchandise and get discounts
Egypt Captures Scuba Divers Trying to Cut Underwater Internet Cables
No word on who they are or are why they were doing it
Largest DDOS Attack in History Not Affecting Regular Internet Users
A Danish web hosting company is attacking an anti-spam non-profit. Oh brave new world
U.S.Court Dismisses Censorship Lawsuit Against Chinese Search Engine
Yes, Baidu censors anti-government content. And?
Hacking for Freedom
Cory Doctorow's sequel to Little Brother explores the struggle for civil liberties on the Internet.
Say Goodbye to Print Edition of Frommer's Guides
Thanks to Web and smart phones, nobody really needs the dead tree version anymore
CISPA Gives Government Wide Access to Personal Data
All your information are belong to them
Prominent Congressman Backs Off Data Retention Proposal
Did that sound a little police state-y?
Supreme Court Lets $220,000 Song-Sharing Verdict Stand
Declines to get involved in case about online music copyright
Woes with SimCity Nearly Resolved, Company Says
Thousands have been unable to play due to server issues
Authors Oppose Amazon Attempt to Buy ".book" Domain Extension
Creating an anti-competitive web, they say
Turning Cars into Giant Smartphones a Problem for Privacy
Immense amount of data on car and driver will be collected and generated by "web-ready" cars
Skype Helps Chinese Government Spy on Users
The software picks up on key words of interest to authorities
Maryland Lawmakers Pushing Cyberbullying Law
Would extend ban on bullying minors via e-mail to social networks like Facebook and Twitter
Berkeley City Council Member Suggests Tax on E-Mail to Save Post Office
Of course it was in Berkeley
Court Rules Google Not Liable for Weird Autocompletes
Woman didn't like drug references showing up when her name was typed in
E.U. Fines Microsoft $731 Million
The corporation failed to promote browsers other than its own Internet Explorer
Amateur Beats Gov't at Digitizing Newspapers: Tom Tryniski's Weird, Wonderful Website
A retiree with a scanner builds one of the world's largest historic newspaper sites while tax-funded projects stall.
German Lawmakers Approve Restrictive Online Copyright Law
Designed to force Google, other online outlets to pay for reproducing content
Kim Dotcom Closer to Extradition to the U.S.
A New Zealand court has ruled that the American prosecutors do not have to hand over their evidence agains the Megaupload founder
