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MIT Students Gagged from Discussing Hack

By: Alex Harris
08/11/2008

It’s not just their looser drug and prostitution laws. The Dutch are also ahead of the US in some free speech areas. Last month, I…

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Ending the HIV Travel Ban

By: Richard Morrison
08/11/2008

The federal government is finally in the process of lifting the travel ban on individuals who are HIV positive. For many years, one of…

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No Non-Compete Clauses in California

By: Alex Harris
08/11/2008

The California Supreme Court just upheld an 1872 law banning non-compete clauses – agreements that after a manager leaves a company, she won’t…

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MPAA Hacking: Is It Wiretapping?

By: Alex Harris
08/11/2008

The 9th Circuit is hearing a Wiretap Act case that could have broad implications for online privacy. The MPAA hired a hacker who intercepted…

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Italy Blocks Website

By: Alex Harris
08/11/2008

We’ve previously reported on government-coerced censorship of websites in France, New York, and California. Now Italy is doing it too. This…

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Requiring Warrants for Location-Tracking

By: Alex Harris
08/11/2008

Last month, I reported that the Electronic Frontier Foundation and American Civil Liberties Union had submitted a Freedom of Information Act request…

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MIT Students Gagged from Discussing Hack

Ending the HIV Travel Ban

No Non-Compete Clauses in California

MPAA Hacking: Is It Wiretapping?

Italy Blocks Website

Requiring Warrants for Location-Tracking

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