• Free Congress!
  Coders gather to open up more of the legislature's
  deliberations.
  
• Republicans, Democrats Spat Over IP Rights in Congress TV
  After Speaker of the House Nancy Polosi is accused of
  "pirating" C-SPAN, the TV service reiterates that it has no
  copyright interest in the video.
  
• Chinese Lawyers Protest Sina's Blog Censorship
  Fight the arbitrary nature of China's limits on free
  speech.
  
• New York Times on the DJ Mixtape Arrests
  "DJs continued to release tapes -- some with hastily added
  tracks on which rappers cursed the RIAA"
  
• Disney Must Consider Sharing Pooh's Honey
  The endless fight over the merchandising rights to A.A.
  Milne's work continues to plague the copyright maximalist
  company.
  
• Students Balk at University's "Free" Music Deals
  One insider's view of dealing with the college-only
  licensed music services.
  
• Bipartisan Effort to Junk Real ID Law
  Democrat Rep. Tom Allen and Republican Rep. Scott Lansley
  push for reform of costly, invasive national ID mandate.
  
• A 55-inch TV Is too big for the Super Bowl
  Consumer electronics mavens scratch their heads at NFL's
  Super Bowl rules.
  
• UK Government Rejects Calls for DRM Ban
  While faulty, DRM is good for price discrimination, Prime
  Minister's office says.
  
• Framing the DRM Debate
  LinuxJournal's Don Marti says it's about more than
  property.
  
• Europe's Plan to Track Phone and Net Use
  Data retention implementation to be far worse than original
  plans.
  
• UK Now Running 439,000 E-mail and Phone Taps
  Report's author declares wiretap error rate "unacceptably
  high."