- Computer and Internet Law Weekly Updates for 2012-02-12 http://t.co/0ja8YAmJ #
- US Govt 'throwing everything' at Dotcom http://t.co/M2ZtlYGg #
- EFF Defends $54,000 Award against Music-Sharer http://t.co/d0gEFplq #
- New lawful access law could allow police to view people's web-surfing habits http://t.co/0UtBhwVQ #
- Playing by new rules – the challenges posed by the Optus decision in Australia http://t.co/27QT6YzY #
- Sports funding 'rests on copyright change' resulting from the Optus decision http://t.co/yk0kTZnU #
- Anonymous attacks Croatian presidency website http://t.co/p2pyXafo #
- 'The Economist' And 'Financial Times' Already Writing Off ACTA As Dead http://t.co/JBYEuL05 #
- World’s Unluckiest BitTorrent Pirate Fined in Sweden But Avoids Jail http://t.co/TVgXYwdn #
- After Years Of Extracting Money, Patent Troll Eolas Gets Slapped Down http://t.co/NeEdUXRp #
- US Government Looks To Mine Social Media To Combat Terrorist Attacks, Uprisings http://t.co/spAbLBlY #
- Patry on Copyright Repair http://t.co/LuPtoOMn #
- IIPA zings Canada http://t.co/w4OtJYLZ #
