This Week In Techdirt History: August 2nd – 8th
from the things-past dept
This Week in 2016
- Manhattan DA Continues To Claim ‘We Don’t Want Crypto Backdoors…’ By Which He Means He Wants Crypto Backdoors
- No Matter Who Our Next President Is, They Won’t Understand Technology
- Broadband Industry Formally Tries, Once Again, To Kill Net Neutrality
- Comcast Tells The FCC It Should Be Able To Charge Broadband Users A Premium For Privacy
- Getty Sued Again Over Abusing Copyright Law, Licensing Images It Has No Rights To
- DOJ Makes Smart Decision On Music Licensing… Music Publishers Completely Lose Their Shit
This Week in 2011
- Court Finds Megaupload Could Be Guilty Of Direct Infringement In Perfect 10 Case
- Is Google Antitrust Investigation Simply A Repeat Of Wasteful Microsoft Antitrust Effort?
- Ron Wyden Puts Hold On FISA Amendments Act; Wants Answers To How Many Americans Have Been Spied On
- Huge Ruling: Court Says Proving Copyright Infringement Does Not Automatically Mean Irreperable Harm
- Righthaven Fails To Pay Sanctions; Complains A Day Late
- Mattel’s Lawsuit To Claim Ownership Of Bratz Comes Back To Bite Big Time: Told To Pay $309 Million
This Week in 2006
- Instant Messaging Still Not Ruining Kids’ Grammar
- Earth-Shattering Study Confirms Young People Dig New Technology
- Death Of Old Media Still Greatly Exaggerated
- Fake Bill Gates Quotes More Boring Than The Real Thing
- Now The Internet Makes You Neglect Family And Chores?
- Germany Says You Can’t Resell Software
