Copyright Claim of List of 20 Questions Takes Down 1.45 Million Blogs
Copyright problem or poor customer service problem?
Copyright problem or poor customer service problem?
Gawker revealed the identity of a prolific poster of "creepshots"
Who doesn't want the government looking over their shoulder?
Would allow scammers access to browsing history
It's control freaks vs. a more hands-off approach
Court suspended the law for 120 days while it hears arguments
It's all a reaction to the recent fuss, with no opportunism, of course
Internet pharmacy distributed counterfeit cancer drug
Will pay $1 million for illegally gathering data from children visiting sites
But Websites would have some protection from lawsuits if they complied
It bans hyperlinks to suspect material and obligates private companies to erase supposedly objectionable content
Wants the clip of the film taken off Youtube
Sounds like a business opportunity for proxy operators
Affecting site and online activities similar to what other banks have faced
Remy imagines a world where politicians cave to angry mobs and dictate what we can see on YouTube.
Praises the country's broadband network and existence of telecommunication regulations
And we can trust them with that power, you bet
Marketing site for teachers helping top-up teachers' salaries
Why not just turn over legislating duties to the badge boys?
Maine law forbids anonymity and specifically targets online expression
The subsidized program threatens to kill local companies
It's a bit of a devil's bargain
Not a surprise given regulators' attempts to control them
Because of bugs and hacking
Restricting speech is nothing new to the Kremlin
This is what contempt for the First Amendment looks like.
Opponents failed to register the site, so somebody else did and is having some fun with it.
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