- Megaupload founder extradition papers filed by US http://t.co/XKXZuaX7 #
- The Bright Side of Being Hacked http://t.co/P9xrrRCR #
- "Algorithms can have errors": One man's quest to purge horrific pictures from his Google results http://t.co/iC7l3dMf #
- Copyright Review Committee paper released in Ireland http://t.co/nLCMaFhr #
- 20,000 DVDs seized in piracy raid in Australia http://t.co/3eXhYdir #
- Think before you tear into Acta says EU Commissioner for Trade http://t.co/KyjQP5wO #
- http://t.co/NNLnnZM5 case sends warning to all Canadian websites http://t.co/UjHuJFq4 #
- Google’s New Privacy Policy: Going Too Far? http://t.co/DHG6r8yK #
- Copyright Policy at Industry Canada: More Than a Dilbert Strip http://t.co/FUDgaeoL #
- Copyright: [Skill and/or Talent?] and Judgment http://t.co/RUWIQqLY #
- US Court Rejects First Sale Defense Relying on Vernor v. Autodesk Test http://t.co/n1R8ySj3 #
- Canada’s Million Dollar Man http://t.co/EyisIn6P #
- Ontario's Information and Privacy Commissioner on Electronic Health Records http://t.co/0JDP22sP #
- Unlawful tweets could land Twitter in Blighty's dock http://t.co/ScopDSfw #
- Rehabilitating Locke: The Labor Justification of Copyright http://t.co/hvBQF7T9 #
- Days Are Numbered for Unlimited Mobile Data Plans http://t.co/26Vm96Vj #
- How do you build a wall around the cloud? http://t.co/oJDpoiOd #
- Big Canadian companies slow to dive into the cloud http://t.co/qgreN4hB #
- Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2012-03-05 http://t.co/MzcbCrZe #
- Google not a publisher for defamation purposes in hosting http://t.co/HYNmn86T, says UK court in Tamiz v Google case http://t.co/qUNeyPcy #
- More on the Tamiz v Google case http://t.co/DjzjerAp #
- Anonymous' Declaration of Independence and the question of Internet sovereignty http://t.co/w4OtJYLZ #
