• Google Street View -- Where's the Pro-Privacy Technology?
  Even EFF attorneys get their privacy invaded by street-
  watching tech.
  
• Face Non-Recognition Technology
  An example of what privacy-protection in Google Street View
  might look like.
  
• What Google Is Doing With Your Data
  The secretive company reveals part of what it does with
  your search term history.
  
• On the Receiving End
  Ron "Electric Slide" Silver talks about his settlement with
  EFF.
  
• MySpace Seeks Court Order to Release Predator Emails
  MySpace asked a Pennsylvania court for advice on how it can
  legally provide local authorities with private email info
  belonging to convicted sex offenders.
  
• FBI Arrests Filesharer
  Government goes after pre-release uploader.
  
• Facebook v. ConnectU
  Blogger Eric Goldman on Facebook's suit against ConnectU
  for harvesting personal info.
  
• Software v. Software
  A software manufacturer claims that an anti-malware system
  surreptitiously deletes its innocent application.
  
• AP Looks to "Protect Copyright Online"
  But what practices and which publishers will be targeted
  remains to be seen.
  
• YouTube Snags Another Deal
  Gets the last of the four major labels.
  
• FCC Moves in on the Internet
  The FCC claims it has jurisdiction to design "social
  policy" for anything using Internet Protocol.
  
• Where the Real Advantage Lies
  Real finally wises up and provides stream recording software for Windows.
  
• ISPs Make Money From P2P?!
  IFPI's Ten Conveniently Uncorroborated "Truths" About
  Piracy
  
• AACS Sued for Patent Violation
  Oh, the irony.
  
• A Library of Privacy Law
  Legal firm Morrison & Foerster produces a free guide to
  privacy law inside and outside the U.S.
  
• Open Shakespeare
  The Open Knowledge Foundation is providing the complete
  works of Shakespeare in an open form, so that anyone can
  use, share, or comment on the Bard's words freely.