- One case where Catan publishers did press an infringement complaint, Public Knowledge
- MPEG calling for royalty-free web video codec, The H Open
- France latest country to adopt internet censorship, Techdirt
- Metered billing stalled in Canada as ISP admits it can’t actually count bits, Ars Technica
- In ACS:Law mass infringement case court confirms IP addresses aren’t people, Ars Technica
- Feds seize 18 more domain names in piracy crackdown, Wired
- Another Texas judge scrutinizes mass copyright litigation, EFF
- What Congress can learn from recent ICE domain seizures, EFF
- Rep. Walden moves to block FCC funding for net neutrality, Washington Post
- Sony threatens disconnection from its network for PS3 hackers, Ars Technica
- Debate over internet back doors heats up in Congress, courts, EFF
- Wyden speaks out against COICA, Techdirt
- FBI renewing push for internet back doors, Techdirt
- Google asks USPTO to re-examine four Oracle patents, Slashdot
- House votes to stop FCC funding for net neutrality, Washington Post
- The Hurt Locker lawsuit branches out across the country, Ars Technica
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