Which Congressman Was Wiretapped?New reports that the NSA spied on a Congressman has people wondering which one it might be.
Goldman Sachs v. BloggerGoldman Sachs is trying to silence a blogger that has criticized the bank.
Lessons From the Privacy TrailA new book examines academic...

The New York Times story with new revelations of surveillance abuses under the NSA's warrantless wiretapping program is making big news today (Associated Press, Washington Post, Salon,) as well it should. Beyond the allegations of an out-of-control spying program, the story casts new light on last...

The New York Times reported today that the National Security Agency (NSA) "had been engaged in 'over-collection' of domestic communications of Americans," by which the NSA would spy on "groups of Americans and collect their domestic communications without proper court authority." According to the Times, a review conducted over...

In preparation for WIPO's initiative on Exceptions & Limitations to Copyright, the US Copyright Office is currently soliciting comments on the topic of "facilitating access to copyrighted works for the blind or persons with other disabilities". Written comments are due next week (April 21st, 2009), and there will be...

On Friday, EFF and the law firm of Fish and Richardson filed an emergency motion to quash [pdf] and for the return of seized property on behalf of a Boston College computer science student whose computers, cell phone, and other property were seized as part of an investigation...

Social Network Sites "Monitored" in UKThe UK government proposed rules that would allow the use of social networking sites to monitor criminal activity.
Freedom on the NetFreedom House takes a comprehensive look at government tactics for controlling communications around the world.
"Playmobil Priest" Faces Company's...

Yesterday, hundreds of people gathered in front of the headquarters of The Authors Guild in New York City to protest the removal of text-to-speech capabilities in Amazon's new Kindle 2 ebook device.

You may remember a few months ago, when The Authors Guild claimed (falsely)...