Judgement Day for AT&T
EFF Senior Staff Attorney Lee Tien discusses the current status of EFF's class action suit against AT&T, in the first of a two part interview.
Flag Daze - What's Happening with the Broadcast Flag in Washington
Danny O'Brien talks to Washington tech correspondent Drew Clark about the MPAA and RIAA's broadcast and audio flag.
Que S1RA, SIRA - The Trouble with the Section 115 Reform Act
Fred von Lohmann of EFF explains the landmine language hidden in this fast-tracked copyright bill.
Apple v. Does, Sony BMG Settlement
Kurt Opsahl, EFF attorney working on free speech case Apple v. Does, talks about the recent victory at the California Court of Appeal. Plus the run-down on the Sony BMG settlement, and how to help in the AT&T case.
Voices of the Internet: Technologists, Corporate Leaders, and Academics Speak Out Against Software Patents
by Molly Sauter
Two days ago, EFF launched Defend Innovation, outlining seven proposals to address the egregious abuses of software patents. Since we launched, we’ve already received an amazing response (the initial traffic overwhelmed our servers) and now we’re watching as more and more people sign the petition...
Can Apple Refuse to Sell a Laptop to an Iranian Citizen? Maybe.
EFF Will Represent The Oatmeal Creator in Fight Against Bizarre Lawsuit Targeting Critical Online Speech
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is joining with attorney Venkat Balasubramani of the law firm Focal PLLC to represent The Oatmeal creator Matthew Inman in a bizarre lawsuit targeting the online comic strip’s fundraising campaign in support of the American Cancer Society and the National Wildlife Federation.
“I have...
Top 10 Takedowns in Google's Copyright Transparency Report
When Google released its new Copyright Transparency Report on takedown requests of its Search results, we got new insights into the massive number of complaints the search giant receives. We also saw that there are many requests that don't seem to meet the standard of a "good faith belief" of infringement.
Coders' Rights At Risk in the European Parliament
Coders have never been more important to the security of the Internet. By identifying and disclosing vulnerabilities, coders are able to improve security for every user who depends on information systems for their daily life and work. Yet this week, European Parliament will debate a new draft of a...
Once You Pass the Bar, Try Winning EFF's Cyberlaw Quiz
If you thought passing the bar was hard, try winning one of the coveted EFF Cyberlaw Pub Quiz victory steins. Last night, the best legal minds in San Francisco scrambled to answer 7 rigorous rounds of cyberlaw trivia (one of Fenwick & West's teams pictured left). EFF's attorneys, technologists and...
