• Privacy International reports standards slipping around the world
  A new study finds that privacy lacks adequate protection in almost every country on Earth.
  
• Australia's plans to filter the Internet under fire
  Privacy advocates complain that the plan to require ISPs to filter content amounts to censorship.
  
• Adobe in hot water for snooping on customers
  Adobe's CS3 software is using a suspicious IP address to track customers' usage stats.
  
• Flaws in new government openness law
  News reports that the new FOIA reform law specifically reversed restrictive Bush administration policy were wrong.
  
• Warner offers DRM-free music on Amazon
  After promising never to offer DRM-free music, Warner CEO Edgar Bronfman finally caved.
  
• Can you count on voting machines?
  Concern about the reliability of electronic voting machines is growing widespread. (login may be required)
  
• Cartoon: Foxtrot on DMCA restrictions
  Will lawmakers be able to legally enjoy the iPods they got for Christmas?