- DHS finally files for civil forfeiture of domains seized in June, Techdirt
- End result of French three strikes is just higher ISP fees, Techdirt
- BT’s new prioritized service could bring net neutrality to a head in the UK, BBC
- EFF calls on court to affirm reduced damages in Tenenbaum file sharing suit, EFF
- Is State Department call for internet freedom making it more difficult for US companies?, Techdirt
- Net neutrality rules may depend heavily on where you access the net, Ars Technica
- Court rules it’s legal to sell promotional CDs, Techdirt
- EFF’s press release on promo CD, first sale doctrine win, EFF
- The next trade agreement that may ratchet up IP enforcement, Public Knowledge
- USCG brings on more film makers for its IP extortion scheme, TorrentFreak
- Amazon launches the developer portal for its forthcoming Android app store, ReadWriteWeb
- FCC invites developers to write apps to detect network discrimination, Ars Technica
- New House introduces bill to halt FCC’s plans for net neutrality, Ars Technica
- Industry push for ISPs to adopt three strikes rules has seen little uptake, Techdirt
- DECE DRM finally coming midyear, Ars Technica
- Australian net filter overrun, may be pulled altogether, The Register
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