- FTC approves Google Buzz settlement, Hillicon Valley at The Hill
- WikiLeaks halts publication over cash flow issues, Threat Level at Wired
- Analysis of Google Dart, InfoQ via Slashdot
- Is Verizon breaking FCC regulations with locked bootloaders?, Slashdot
- House to rush through its version of PROTECT IP, tech industry asks why, Techdirt
- Window for DMCA exemption petitions coming up again soon, Ars Technica
- Quantum crypto undermined by new attack, The Register
- New law would required warrants for GPS surveillance, ReadWriteWeb
- New version of 3D rendered HTML, CSS debugger, Mozilla Hacks
- BT readies Newzbin piracy block, BBC
- New version of PROTECT IP may target legal sites, TechWorld via Slashdot
- Patriot Act turns ten, with no sign of retirement, Threat Level at Wired
- UltraViolet DRM scheme being slammed in reviews, Techdirt
- CCC critizes new version of government trojan, The H Security
- Japanese government struggling to address hack, data theft, threatpost
- Who else was hit by the RSA attackers?, Krebs on Security
- QuickTime 7.7.1 security update released, The H Security
- Leading French presidential candidate would repeal Hadopi but keep net surveillance, Techdirt
- New letter from creators against PROTECT IP/E-PARASITE Act, Techdirt
- Linux foundation proposes to use UEFI to make PCs both secure and free, Open Source at ZDNet
- Microsoft’s Skype Division cracking down on reverse engineering of its client, Slashdot
- Federal judge issues a permanent injunction shutting down DVD-streaming service, Zediva, cnet via Ars Technica
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