digitalfreedom.org

• Associated Press Declares War on Bloggers, Fair Use
• The Sims and Fair Use
• The Music Business is Alive and Well at Bonnaroo

• The Kin from Car park to YouTube to Army Wives
• "You've Been Stealing From the Artist For Years, Now You Want Me To Stand Up For You?"

fsf.org

• Send comments opposing TLS-authz "experimental" standard by October 23
• Environmental and social justice groups unite in support of free software
• Microsoft cannot declare itself exempt from the requirements of GPLv3

• Protesters call on the BBC to eliminate DRM from the “iPlayer”
• Submit your nominations for the 2007 free software awards

recordingindustryvspeople.blogspot.com

• Discovery rulings in Viacom v. YouTube
• EMI sues Video Egg in New York City
• Parties file their briefs in Capitol v. Thomas

• Technical difficulties
• RIAA Case Watch List : updated

chillingeffects.org

• Bear release photos released too far, photog complains
• Penn State Demands "Obedience to Authority" (Film Link Removal)
• Drag City wants link dragged off Digg

• CVS Wants to Clip Coupon-Linking Blog
• UsenetBinaries Counter-Notifes: Perfect 10 Takedown Is Imperfect

copyfight.org

• Copyfight--the Expanded Edition
• Voluntary Collective Licensing--Got the Picture?
• FCC Moves to Regulate Hate Speech?

• Trump Now in the IP Biz
• Ernest on CA Anti-Piracy Bills

censorware.net

• Australia Rejects Mandatory Censorware
• MSN Spaces and its Silly Word-Blocking
• Pentagon Admits Censoring Casualty Sites

• COPA Sent Back To Lower Court By SCOTUS, 5-4
• Slimming the Net, Open-Source Style

blogs.law.harvard.edu

• Warner Music Hires Jim Griffin
• The Copyfight.ca
• Rep. Markey’s new net neutrality legislation

• Towards a bigger, better broadband future
• Google Policy Fellowships: A Dream Come True For Aspiring Tech Policy Wonks

freeculture.org

• Firefox 3 - Download Day 2008
• We’ve Infringed on VueStar’s Patent 918 times!
• Libraries: No DRM!

• Getting Things Done: What the Board Has Been Up To
• H.R. 4279: Prioritizing Resources and Organization for Intellectual Property Act of 2008

eff.org

• Viacom's Statement on YouTube User Data Controversy
• Court Rejects Attempt to Expand the DMCA
• minilinks for 2008-07-02

• Cartoon: The Return of Snuggly, the Security Bear
• What The New NSA Spying Decision Means for the Immunity Debate

yro.slashdot.org

• France Seeks To Push 3-Strikes Law Across Europe
• EBay Abandons Plans For PayPal Monopoly
• ISPs to Ban P2P With New European Telecom Package?

• FTC Recruiting Identity Theft Victims
• Privacy Policies Only as Good as the People Enforcing Them

excesscopyright.blogspot.com

• Did Bush Judicial Nominee Copy Excessively?
• Is Torture by Music a "Performance in Public"?
• CIRA’s Privacy Policy - Between a Rock and a Hard Place

• Champlain & Jefferson
• ACTA Paranoia?

wendy.seltzer.org

• ICANN’s New gTLD Process: Hype and Reality
• The RIAA has an ACTA Wish-List
• The FCC Stumbles into Internet Filtering

• DMCA “Repeat Infringers”: Scientology Critic’s Account Reinstated after Counter-Notification
• NYT Editorial Supports Copyright Rationality in Sports

creativecommons.org

• Very open microblogging service launches
• On Distinguishing Between Creative Commons, The Public Domain, and All Rights Reserved
• And the results are in…

• ImageStamper
• Wordle

amnesty.org.uk

• Sami Ben Gharbia on those vunerable to web repression
• Ron Deibert on internet surveillance and censorship
• Q&A: Is there a danger that the same demographic that dominates mainstream media will dominate the blogosphere?

• Q&A: Do you forsee problems for the One Laptop Per Child Project?
• Q&A: Should we name and shame governments and ISPs by publishing all the blocked sites?

arstechnica.com

• No Google source code for Viacom, just 12TB of YouTube data
• Virgin, BPI at odds as first infringement letters go out
• EMI joins Viacom in trying to drain the UGC safe harbor

• Civil liberties groups sue for info on cell phone lojacking
• Steve Jobs and company sued for stock fraud

musiccreators.ca

• CMCC: Copyright Reform Bill Doesn’t Help Canadian Artists
• The Angry Parrots
• Allison Outhit

• Michael Marton
• Kevin Wright

digg.com

• Stop Canada from passing US-style restrictions on technology
• Nine Inch Nails Offers Free Tour EP Download
• Funeral for DRM in Cambridge, Mass this Saturday

• Don't give Microsoft the remote control - fight against DRM
• 5 Groovy Sites for Free Music Downloads

boingboing.net

• Xeni kicks the tech tires on Virgin America.
• YouTube user data must be turned over to Viacom, judge rules
• Katamari Damacy Therapy

• The Revolutionary iHam
• Vidgame for blind and sighted players

icommons.org

• articles - NIN gives the record industry The Slip ... again!
• articles - What's In A Name? The Double-Binds Inherent in Controlling Cultural Terms
• articles - Organisation Spotlight: Safe Creative

• articles - Open Visualisation in a Deluge of Data
• articles - Tall Tales about Copyright law

publicknowledge.org

• It ain't FUD if it's true.
• FCC Public En Banc Hearing: Broadband the the Digital Future
• What I Would Have Said

• Theory and Facts
• Orphan Works: Separating the Orphans from the Difficult to Find

lessig.org

• Gilberto Gil on DemocracyNow (on lots of stuff including Creative Commons)
• my brilliant congresswoman
• focus

• JZ on Colbert tonight
• On privacy in the cyberage (II)

ipaction.org

• FoxTrot agrees: your Senator needs an iPod
• Market failure OTD: Comcast bandwidth
• Hollywood Math and Quarter-Billion Dollar "Flops"

• Cringely on telco betrayal
• AT&T demonstrates its trustworthiness

williampatry.blogspot.com

• Orit Fischman Afori
• RIAA Ups the ACTA Ante
• I'm Barking for Judge Barkett