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Deeplinks Blog by Eva Galperin, Kit Walsh | April 14, 2015

New Surveillance Self-Defense Playlist for LGBTQ Youth

The Internet provides a wide-range of resources for LGBTQ youth to find community, health information, and other resources to explore and understand their identities. Unfortunately, many of these resources get censored, either intentionally or as collateral damage from the use of other filters. It can be difficult to access online...

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EFF at World Press Freedom Day 2015

The theme of this year's World Press Freedom Day is "Let Journalism Thrive! Towards Better Reporting, Gender Equality, & Media Safety in the Digital Age". EFF will be participating on a panel titled "Internet Intermediaries’ Roles in Fostering Freedom of Expression" which will introduce the Manila Principles on Intermediary Liability.

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EFF at the International Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition Conference

EFF has been invited to represent the user on a panel to examine past and current anti-counterfeiting campaigns, legislation, trade agreements, partnerships and dialogues that aim to increase protection of IP. Panelists will analyze what has worked, what we have learned and what is the most promising for the future.

Event | April 16, 2015

Patent Reform Lunch on the Hill

EFF, R Street, and Public Knowledge are hosting a patent reform lunch briefing on the Hill, featuring stories from troll victims and a panel of experts to talk about proposed legislative reforms.
The briefing is at 12pm at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center in Congressional Meeting Room South. Lunch...

Press Release | April 10, 2015

EFF Busts Podcasting Patent, Invalidating Key Claims at Patent Office

San Francisco - The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) invalidated key claims in the so-called “podcasting patent” today after a petition for review from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)—a decision that significantly curtails the ability of a patent troll to threaten podcasters big and small.
“We’re grateful for...

Deeplinks Blog by Michael Barclay, Vera Ranieri | April 8, 2015

Bringing Transparency to Patent Law

Much of EFF’s transparency work centers around government activities in the executive and legislative branches. But transparency in the courts is also important. That’s why yesterday we sent a letter to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit asking for greater free public access to orders issued by...

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