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EFF To Represent Bloggers Against Copyright Troll

San Francisco - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is joining with attorney Charles Lee Mudd Jr. to represent two blogs caught up in a bizarre lawsuit filed by Paul Duffy and Prenda Law LLC, Duffy's copyright troll law firm.
Copyright trolls try to make money by suing Internet users...

Does U.S. Secret Law Threaten Our Democracy?

Since the beginning of the War on Terror, the Department of Justice has increasingly relied on opinions drawn up in secret by the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) to justify policies including extraordinary rendition, the use of torture, the killing of Americans abroad, searches under the Patriot Act, and warrantless...

A Tale of SimCity: Users Struggle Against Onerous DRM

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, for the latest installment in the popular SimCity video game franchise, which was released this week to massive sales, and then just as quickly, an epic fail as the paying customers were unable to play the game they...

National Conference for Media Reform

Free Press's 2013 National Conference for Media Reform is taking place in Denver, Colorado this year. The conference brings together journalists, activists, artists, and media reformers of all walks together to celebrate the future of media. Activism Director Rainey Reitman will be on a panel about privacy – This...
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Students: Get Your University Press to Support FASTR

Many schools have associated nonprofit publishing bodies known as university presses. These institutions usually publish academic books with the intent of disseminating important knowledge and promoting the public good. With this mission in mind, it would seem as though these academic centers would be among the first to support the...

Why and How to Encrypt the Web

The EFF has been engaged in a series of projects to encrypt the entire Web, retiring the insecure HTTP protocol, and ensuring that "HTTPS" actually delivers what it promises. These projects include HTTPS Everywhere, the SSL Observatory, Sovereign Keys, and efforts to persuade major sites to deploy HTTPS. In this...

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States Seek Ban to Employers' Social-Media Snooping

When EFF considers a job applicant, we ask for the usual information: a resume, references, maybe writing samples. When we decide to hire someone, we require a few more pieces of personal data, the standard HR stuff, to ensure the lucky employee gets paid on time and is covered by...

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