This Week In Techdirt History: August 30th – September 5th
from the back-in-the-day dept
This Week in 2016
- UK Gov’t Report: Facebook, Twitter, And Google Are Pretty Much Unrepentant Terrorist Supporters
- New Zealand Court Grants Kim Dotcom’s Request To Have Extradition Hearing Livestreamed On YouTube, Despite DOJ Protests
- PETA Has Lost Its Monkey’s ‘Next Friend’ In Its Crazy Copyright Case
- James Comey Claims He Wants An ‘Adult Conversation’ About Encryption; Apparently ‘Adults’ Ignore Experts
- Our ‘Copying Is Not Theft’ T-Shirt Seems To REALLY Upset Some People
- DHS’s New Election Cybersecurity Committee Has No Cybersecurity Experts
This Week in 2011
- You Can Copy Our Articles All You Want… But Please Don’t Claim The Copyright Belongs To You
- Pakistan Officially Bans All Encryption Online
- Pure Awesomeness: Two Chat Bots Talking To Each Other
- All Of Justin Bieber’s Music Removed From YouTube Via ‘Prank’ DMCA Claims
- Twitter Keeps Suspending Accounts Based On Highly Questionable DMCA Claims
- Leaked State Department Cable Confirms What Everyone Already Knew: MPAA Was Behind Bogus Australian ISP Lawsuit
This Week in 2006
- Cable Companies, Telcos, Have An Epiphany — Their Service Sucks
- The HP Way: Scientists Innovate New Ways Of Determining Ink Patent Infringement
- iPod Factory Makes Even Apple’s Treatment Of Bloggers Look Good
- RIAA Following MPAA’s Lead In Brainwashing Kids
- MPAA Rates Film About MPAA Ratings As NC-17
- RIAA Still Feels Entitled To Scour Everyone’s Hard Drives
