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The Fight in Congress to End the NSA’s Mass Spying: 2014 in Review

The fight to end overbroad surveillance took place in a variety of battlefields in 2014, including Congress. Some of the legislation Congress considered represented real steps towards curtailing the NSA’s overbroad authority, while some bills were fake fixes. And the NSA’s defenders fought real change at every step of...

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It Doesn't Matter Who Does the Lobbying: Trade Agreements Aren't the Place for Internet Regulations

The Associated Whistleblowing Press released portions of draft text proposed by the United States for the Trade in Services Agreement (TISA) this week, revealing some alarming provisions that indicate how tech companies have been involved in influencing a secret international deal. The language of the leaked treaty shows provisions...

As Hollywood Funds a SOPA Revival Through State Officials, Google (And The Internet) Respond

Almost three years ago, millions of Internet users joined together to defeat the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), a disastrous bill that would have balkanized the Internet in the name of copyright and trademark enforcement. Over the past week, we've been tracking a host of revelations about an insidious...

EFF Asks Federal Circuit to Strike Down Overbroad Software Patents

There are many reasons software patents cause so much trouble. The Patent Office does not do a good job reviewing software patent applications to see if they are claiming something new. And these patents often describe the purported invention with highly vague and ambiguous language. Software patents...

Hearing in Jewel v. NSA

EFF will argue on behalf of AT&T customers in order to stop the NSA's illegal, unconstitutional, and continuing dragnet surveillance of their communications and communications records. EFF has cleared numerous hurdles set by the government since filing Jewel v. NSA in 2008. The case includes declarations from three NSA...

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