It’s been widely reported that American ISPs are being pressured to drop their UseNet service by the New York Attorney General.
EFF – Blocking UseNets Alt Hierarchy Would Violate First Amendment Read More »
There is generally little coverage over what is going on in India with regards to digital rights in North American news outlets.
India Pressured to Sign and Ratify WIPO Read More »
Burning a CD or a DVD may be an extraordinary convenience for many, but the very way royalties are calculated before being collected in France
France Poised to Change Blank Media Levy Calculating System Read More »
A few days ago, we reported on the Bloc, one of Canada’s federal political parties, wanting ISPs more liable for copyright infringement.
Exclusive: Rogers – We Won’t Just Hand Customer Information Over to CRIA Read More »
The US constitution, particularly in the eyes of digital rights activists, has been dealt with a major blow today.
US Telecom Amnesty Bill Passed – ISPs Let Off the Hook Read More »
The copyright reform debate in Canada has a new twist – and it comes from the party that wants to separate Quebec from Canada.
Canada – Bloc Leader Wants ISPs Liable for Copyright Infringement Read More »
An new European-wide package for ISPs has been discussed before, but new amendments could turn European Internet Service Providers into copyright police.
ISPs to Ban P2P with New European Telecom Package? Read More »
To say that the new FRA law in Sweden is controversial is really an understatement at this point.
FRA Leak – American Communications Captured and Stored, Storm Continues Read More »
There is no shortage of coverage on Canada’s new copyright reform. While ACTRA called Canada’s DMCA a ‘good first step’, a member seems to be
ACTRA Member Dismayed Over ACTRA Stance on Copyright Reform Read More »
Does border security have a right to search your iPod, laptop or USB sticks? This has increasingly become a central question and some, like the
EFF Demands Investigation for Suspicionless Digital Searches at Border Read More »
