EFFector: Volume 24 (2011)

EFFector Online 24.4 - February 22, 2011

• Newly Released Documents Detail FBI's Plan to Expand Federal Surveillance Laws
• EFF Argues for Privacy in Hearing Over Twitter Records
• Debate Over Internet Backdoors Heats Up in Congress and in Court
• What's Better than an "Internet Kill Switch"? Regular Security Updates
• Trial of Independent Media Pioneer Chiranuch Premchaiporn Begins in Thailand
• Secretary Clinton Unveils New Funding for Activism Technology, Rhetorical Refresh in Internet Freedom Speech
• Will the Rise of Wikileaks Competitors Make Whistleblowing Resistant to Censorship?
• Privacy in the Wake of Olympic Security: Wikileaks Sheds Light on How the U.S. Pressured Brazil
• Don't Mess With Texas: Thousands of Defendants Severed
• ICE Seizures Raising New Speech Concerns
• DMCA Copyright Policies: Staying in the Safe Harbors While Protecting Your Users
• EFF Appoints Jonathan Zittrain to the Board of Directors

EFFector Online 24.3 - February 2, 2011

• EFF Uncovers Widespread FBI Intelligence Violations
• Copyright Troll Gives Up in Porn-Downloading Case
• Internet Security Savvy is Critical as Egyptian Government Blocks Websites, Arrests Activists in Response to Continued Protest
• Egyptian Actions Highlight Dangers in U.S. Cybersecurity Proposals
• EFF Urges Commerce Department to Embrace 'Do Not Track'
• Mozilla Leads the Way on Do Not Track
• EFF Files Comments on Pre-1972 Sound Recordings
• MasterCard's Support for COICA Threatens A Free And Open Internet
• House Subcommittee Revives Mandatory Data Retention Debate...With a Surprise Attack on EFF
• Court Should Grant Public Access to Electronic Mapping Data

EFFector Online 24.2 - January 24, 2011

• Social Media and Law Enforcement: Who Gets What Data and When?
• Sony v. Hotz: Sony Sends A Dangerous Message to Researchers -- and Its Customers
• EFF Asks Judges to Quash Subpoenas in Porn-Downloading Lawsuits
• Early Lessons from the Tunisian Revolution
• Don't Sacrifice Security on Mobile Devices
• Bitcoin - a Step Toward Censorship-Resistant Digital Currency
• Know Before You Go, Part 2: Burning Man Improves Ticket Terms But Retains Takedown Powers
• Fuzzy Boundaries: The Potential Impact of Vague Secondary Liability Doctrines on Technology Innovation

EFFector Online 24.1 - January 3, 2011

• What is Traitorware?
• Chilling Effects Supporters Fight Back Against Perfect 10 Challenge
• Wikileaks Mirror Taken Down: Host Buckles Under Demands from Upstream Provider
• Case Closed? Court Issues Final Judgment in NSA Spying Case, Al-Haramain v. Obama
• Lawmakers Must Respect Freedom of Expression in Wikileaks Debate
• Sending Money Overseas? The Government Wants to Know.
• Genachowski Wins on Net Neutrality, Sort of
• EFF Announces Intellectual Property Legal Team
• Help EFF Defend Against Righthaven Trolls
• New EFF Member Cards
• 2010 Year In Review:
• Attacks on Cryptography
• Books and Newspapers
• Global Internet Censorship
• Hardware Hacking
• Location Privacy
• Net Neutrality
• Online Video
• Congress
• Social Networking Privacy
• Three Strikes
• Fair Use of Trademarks
• Web Browser Privacy

EFFector Online 24.2 - January 13, 2011

• EFF Calls for Immediate Action to Defend Tunisian Activists Against Government Cyberattacks
• EFF Wins Landmark Ruling Freeing Promo CDs for Resale
• EFF Calls for Court to Affirm Downsized Copyright Damages
• The Best of Cablegate
• When Bad Patents Hurt Good People
• Happy New Year from EFF!