- Tenenbaum appeal heard this week, Recording Industry vs. The People
- Google re-affirms stance against software patents, Slashdot
- Judge severs mass infringement case, Ars Technica
- Verizon’s anti-net neutrality lawsuit tossed on technicality, Ars Technica
- Appeals court strengthens warrant-less border searches, Threat Level at Wired
- FCC commissioner slams NC attack on city owned broadband, Ars Technica
- Google may face broad US antitrust probe, The Register
- Key music industry lawyer now EU copyright chief, Ars Technica
- European commission wants ISPs, online servies to act as copyright cops, snoops, censors, BoingBoing
- Feds, RIAA seek to restore award amount in Tenenbaum case, Threat Level at Wired
- Clarifying some of the copyright questions around 3D printing, Public Knowledge
- Next steps for the Google Books settlement, The Atlantic
- Net giants challenge EU data retention law, BBC
- Google speaks before Congress against censorship aspects of COICA, Ars Technica
- House hearing on potential domain seizure powers turns critical of Google, Techdirt
- Operation in Our Sites will continue seizing domains, TorrentFreak
- French data retention law outlaws zero knowledge storage of passwords as hashes, Slashdot
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