- North Korea blamed in new cyber attack http://bit.ly/jKvjRl #
- Quebecor pulls Sun News from Bell TV http://bit.ly/jOJebv #
- Sites That Share Your Chrome Cache – the OPC will love this http://bit.ly/mADP3G #
- Internet the main tool for organized crime including AV piracy and counterfeiting http://bit.ly/ltpaPV #
- Suit against US PC renter raises privacy questions http://bit.ly/lNQSeq #
- Facebook set to be worth ‘$100 billion’ next year http://bit.ly/jPmoBJ #
- U.S. Carriers Begin Blocking Android Tethering Apps http://bit.ly/kNfPbL #
- Europe at Forefront of Digital Privacy Rights http://nyti.ms/l5WWhl #
- UK Information Commissioner gets new powers to fine for spam emails http://bit.ly/mxrC8D #
- Social Networking Site Privachi Offers Complete Data Protection for Users http://bit.ly/jlL4e5 #
- EU official says Sony, Apple need to rebuild trust http://cnet.co/jlvOnW #
- Victoria Privacy Commissioner issues cloud computing guidelines http://bit.ly/kTJSWa #
- The Right To Be Forgotten: Questioning The Nature Of Online Privacy http://bit.ly/lmY8HY #
- Who Owns The Patent? Your Assignee or Your Assignee and Your Toxic Ex-Spouse? http://bit.ly/jcSOxy #
- Yes, Virginia, A Compilation of Publicly Known Processes Can Still Be A Trade Secret http://bit.ly/ihk2kr #
- Judge weighing whether to dismiss another Righthaven copyright lawsuit on fair use grounds http://bit.ly/kK70B4 #
- Federal Election 2011: Innovation and Canada’s Future http://bit.ly/mwhFJ8 #
- Opinion of the Advocate General of the ECJ in the Kampusch case: the notion of originality in photos http://bit.ly/l2O9iW #
- John Gregory: Electronic Real Estate Transactions http://bit.ly/mtGNZP #
- Is there anything to find on bin Laden's hard drive? • What security do the terrorists use to protect their data? http://bit.ly/jFMEbu #
- Oz minister ties privacy law review to PSN hack http://bit.ly/lJpFuF #
- HP engineering veep spills cloud plans onto LinkedIn http://bit.ly/lf9F6v #
- Court Says Prosecutors Can't Just Assume A MySpace Profile Is Legit http://bit.ly/la1hDb #
- City of Berlin Sued for Copyright Infringement http://bit.ly/mkRVT5 #
- Copyright in Typefaces: Interview with Erik Spiekermann by Jürg Lehni http://bit.ly/mzRb42 via Clanco #
- Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2011-05-04 http://goo.gl/fb/vTxZ3 #
- Significant Privacy Law Decision: Leon’s Furniture v Alberta (IPC) http://goo.gl/fb/cIm0L #
- New Chinese Music Copyright Rules Bring 24-Hour Takedowns http://bit.ly/me6AfV #
- 9th Circuit Resurrects 'Ghost Hunters' Lawsuit http://bit.ly/lkaplw #
- CBS, CNET Sued for Copyright Infringement Over LimeWire Distribution http://bit.ly/jgOMyD #
- Lime Wire Founder Harmed Music Business to Tune of $1.4 Billion, Jury Told http://bloom.bg/kfxrCI #
- US judge rules out IP address evidence in file-sharing case http://bit.ly/lRH7nk #
- Ofcom Predict 12 Months Before First ISP Copyright Infringement Notices are Sent http://bit.ly/m9Y58S #
- Author Asks the Question, Is Google Evil? http://fxn.ws/lpZT0O #
