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EFF at Mozilla Privacy Lab

Melissa Romaine from Mozilla and Shahid Buttar from EFF will co-facilitate a session that will help reveal some of the many reasons that privacy matters, give you a chance to think about allies and outreach in a systematic way, and highlight community engagement opportunities to pursue in your own work...

EFF at Dragon Con 2016

EFF Deputy Executive Director Kurt Opsahl and Investigative Researcher Dave Maass returns (in costume) to Dragon Con's Electronic Frontiers Forums, where they'll discuss a range of privacy, activism, and transparency issues around digital civil liberties.
Activism 101 and State Level Activism
11:30 a.m. - Friday, September...

Zendesk and the Art of Trademark Trolling

Zen. The word has come to be associated with simplicity, intuition, and a sense of enlightenment. It originates from a branch of Buddhism that emphasizes meditation and self-reflection as the way to achieve enlightenment.
Naturally, given the cultural cachet of the word, it’s been adopted to various degrees by...

Malaysian Parliament Suppresses Debate on Anti-Blogger Amendments

This week, the Malaysian Parliament went back into session to consider a series of amendments to the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 that, if passed, will further chill online speech and worsen the Malaysian regime's persecution of journalists, bloggers, and activists. The amendments may pass as early as next week,...

Dear Sony Music: It’s Not “Fee Use,” But “Fair Use”

We're pleased to report that Sony Music backtracked on its accusation of copyright infringement against the Hudson Valley Bluegrass Association, and HVBA's educational video remains freely available to the public. But the music label’s response leads us to think that Sony's misuse of copyright and of YouTube’s automated enforcement system...

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