- Operation In Our Sites targets NinjaVideo with criminal copyright charges, Ars Technica
- Industry pitches questionable piracy research in Australia before Attorney General meeting, The Register
- GlobalSign resumes issues SSL certificates, BBC
- Apple drops suit against Motorola claiming Google acquisition nullifies its patent rights, Ars Technica
- Canada’s Tories set to re-introduce DRM-friendly copyright bill without consultation, BoingBoing
- JSTOR freely releases public domainn documents that Greg Maxwell already freed, Techdirt
- First alpha version of Raspberry PI hardware ships, The H Open
- Belgians aim to be third net neutral nation, The Register
- ReactOS attracts significant government backing, BBC
- Australian authors join book scanning lawsuit, The Register
- NJ e-voting cover up, Freedom to Tinker
- FCC will beginning testing white spaces database, Hillicon Valley at The Hill
- Newzbin2 readying software they claim will foil anti-piracy efforts, BBC
- EFF’s Corynne McSherry doesn’t rate chances of Hathi Trust suit very highly, EFF
- Did NJ election officials fail to respect court order to improve security of elections?, Freedom to Tinker
- ToS violations no longer a crime, on their own, Slashdot
- Seven states join suit to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger, Hillicon Valley at The Hill
- Appeals court reinstates massive file sharing decision against Tenenbaum, TorrentFreak
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