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EFF Calls Foul on Robo-Takedowns

San Francisco - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) urged a federal judge Monday to reject arguments from Warner Brothers Entertainment claiming that the company's automated scheme to send copyright infringement notices absolves it of responsibility for the system's major flaws.
In this case, Warner is accused of sending thousands...

Disney v. Hotfile

EFF has urged a federal judge to reject arguments from Warner Brothers Entertainment claiming that the company’s automated scheme to send copyright infringement notices absolves it of responsibility for the system’s major flaws. In this case, Warner is accused of sending thousands of takedown notices for content it did not...

How Nonprofits Can Defend Digital Rights and Themselves in the Post-SOPA Era

Join EFF activism director Rainey Reitman and craigslist founder Craig Newmark for a frank discussion about the biggest dangers facing online rights today and why nonprofit organizations should be worried about these threats to the Web.
2012 Nonprofit Technology Conference
Date: Tuesday, April 3rd
Time of talk:...

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Mobile User Privacy Bill of Rights

Mobile smartphone apps represent a powerful technology that will only become more important in the years to come. But the unique advantages of the smartphone as a platform—a device that's always on and connected, with access to real world information like user location or camera and microphone input—also raise privacy...

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