This Week In Techdirt History: May 17th – 23rd
from the those-were-the-days dept
This Week in 2016
- CIA Inspector General Claims It Accidentally Deleted CIA Torture Report After Being Asked To Retain It
- French Student Group Sues Twitter (Again) For $50 Million (Again) Over Tweets It Doesn’t Like
- Dear Politicians: At Least Close Those Porn Tabs Before Sending Out Your Campaign Screenshots
- A Dozen Bad Ideas That Were Raised At The Copyright Office’s DMCA Roundtables
- Homeland Security Has Not Sent Us A Subpoena
- John McCain, Forgetting His Own Support Of Fair Use On YouTube, Tries To Use Copyright To Take Down His Own Ad
This Week in 2011
- The PROTECT IP Act Is About The Old Media Industry Going To War With The Internet
- Techdirt Files FOIA Requests Concerning ICE ‘Anti-Piracy’ Videos
- Congress Wants To Cut Funds To The TSA For Naked Scanners
- Well, That Was Fast: Sony’s New PSN System? Hacked!
- DHS’s ICE Group Accused Of Lying To Court About Expense Of Complying With FOI Request
- Being Concerned With Free Speech Implications Of PROTECT IP Does Not Mean You Think You’re Above The Law
This Week in 2006
- Are TV Downloads The New Music Downloads?
- Yes, Movie Download Sites Still Suck
- Advertisers Use DVR Data To Demand Lower Ad Prices
- Politician Reveals Lobbying Tactics Of The Recording Industry: All About Fear
- Educators Vilify Technology In Attempt To Preserve Outdated Model
- If You’re Not Doing Something Wrong, You Still Have Something To Worry About
