- Who Killed the Open Set-Top-Box?, freedom-to-tinker.com
- This Week We Kill ACTA — Or Get Locked Down In Monopolies For Decades, TorrentFreak
- FSF Publishes Important Whitepaper on Secure Boot – Ubuntu Got It Wrong on Grub and GPLv3 ~pj, Groklaw
- ACTA Update XX: The Final Act, Open Enterprise
- FSF Criticises Ubuntu For Dropping Grub 2 For Secure Boot, Slashdot
- Mozilla’s Boot to Gecko becomes Firefox OS, The H Open: News and Features
- First Firefox Mobile OS Phones Announced, Slashdot
- Twitter Releases Statistics on Government Requests, NYTimes.com
- New study, same authors: patent trolls cost economy $29 billion yearly, Ars Technica
- Top EU court upholds right to resell downloaded software, Ars Technica
- Verizon: net neutrality violates our free speech rights, Ars Technica
- Aussie parliamentary committee hates ACTA, too, Boing Boing
- Net-neutrality suit dropped #thecircuit, Post Tech at The Washington Post
- Defunct Copyright Troll Seeks Resurrection, Threat Level at Wired.com
- US proposes new copyright provision in major international treaty, Ars Technica
- USTR’s Surprise Turnaround: Now Advocating Limitations & Exceptions To Copyright, Techdirt
- What does the secret TPPA text say about copyright exceptions?, Knowledge Ecology International
- ECJ Decision: You *Do* Own Software That You Buy, Open Enterprise at ComputerWorld UK
- Liberated Pixel Cup: Art Entries Closed; Code Competition Begins, Slashdot
- Why we still fight about music and copyright on the Internet, Cory Doctorow’s craphound.com
- Supplemental complaint permitted in Eminem case against Universal, FBT v Aftermath, Recording Industry vs The People
- Hackable Irish E-Voting Machines That Cost 54 Million Euros Sold For Scrap: 9 Euros A Piece, Techdirt
- Shuttleworth: Why Windows 8 made us ditch GPL Linux loader, The Register
- Ubuntu Can’t Trust FSF’s Secure Boot Solution, Slashdot
- Telefonica Shows Prototype Firefox OS Phone, Slashdot
- Wizzywig: an excerpt from Ed Piskor’s new graphic novel about a phone phreak hacker kid, Boing Boing
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