- ACTA negotiations start up again on the 23rd, no firm end date, Michael Geist
- ACTA agenda for round 11 in Japan, Michael Geist
- Public interest groups already being barred from ACTA negotiations, Techdirt
- Intel threatens to sue anyone who uses HDCP crack, Wired
- House net neutrality talks continue, with time running out, Washington Post
- The world gets a national broadband plan, Ars Technica
- FCC’s broadband plan would fast track fiber to schools, libraries, Ars Technica
- Broadcasters may log jam white space rule making at the FCC, Public Knowledge
- FCC set to finalize rules for white spaces, Slashdot
- Google updates transparency and censorship tools, Google
- P2P defendants told they can’t remain anonymous in court, Ars Technica
- First Hadopi take down notices filed, in the thousands, TorrentFreak
- Leaked report admits Hadopi accusations won’t be reviewed for accuracy, Techdirt
- Mass demand campaigns may be coming to an end, at least in the UK, TorrentFreak
- The Pirate Bay’s appeal finally makes it to court, The Register
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