- Bunnie’s unused expert testimony for Xbox modder trial, BoingBoing
- FTC is in talks with Adobe about the Flash problem, Slashdot
- Final version of ACTA posted, Michael Geist
- ICANN claims it can’t take domains down, in wake of seizures, ReadWriteWeb
- Another update to EFF’s ebook privacy guide, EFF
- USCG drops 5,000 defendants from copyright suit, Ars Technica
- YouPorn sued for browser history sniffing, Ars Technica
- Microsoft puts Do Not Track feature into IE9, Washington Post
- Mozilla brain storming how to incorporate Do Not Track functionality, Washington Post
- Righthaven expands copyright troll operation with newspaper giant, Wired
- More details on Ireland’s three strikes regime, big music’s role encouraging it, TorrentFreak
- Thomas-Rasset thinks damages should be zeroed out, Ars Technica
- Judge laughs UK copyright trolls out of court, BoingBoing
- EFF seeking legal fees in its victory over Righthaven, BoingBoing
- Apache resigns from the JCP executive committee, Apache via Hacker News
- Righthaven sues for control of the Drudge Report domain, Ars Technica
- Enhancements in Internet Archives ebook reader, ReadWriteWeb
- Apple disabled jail break detection in iOS 4.2, Apple Insider via Google News
- Google’s motion to dismiss Paul Allen’s patent infringement complaint granted, Groklaw
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