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  1. Since when does a legal entity have "privacy" rights? (Privacy Law Blog)
  2. AFACT 'goes for the throat' in iiNet case (ARN)
  3. TV rights worth less because Rio won: IOC official (CBC)
  4. The U.S. Special 301 Reports, 1989 to 2009 (KEIOnline)
  5. US gov't drops price of journals from $17k to $0, adds XML to Federal Register! (BB)
  6. Teens too open online: privacy watchdog (CBC)
  7. Cory Doctorow Recieves Legal Threat (BoingBoing)
  8. MoD 'how to stop leaks' document is leaked (Telegraph)
  9. Privacy Commissioner Releases Annual PIPEDA Report (MG)
  10. Artist Not Allowed To Stream His Own Music (Slashdot)
  11. 12345 most popular stolen Hotmail password (PC Pro)
  12. Copyright Lobby Working on Gutting Canadian Anti-Spam Bill (Michael Geist)
  13. New decision on warrantless access to ISP customer data (Cdn Priv Blog)
  14. Lawyer Loses Unemployment Cash Because of $1.30 in Daily Blog Income (ABA)
  15. French Presidency Busted for Movie Piracy (Serendipitous Altruism)
  16. Cell phone owners could face TV licence fees (TheLocal)
  17. Japan court acquits file-sharing software creator (Taiwan News)
  18. Common Public Practice Should Not Be Legalized - Access Copyright (MG)
  19. Anti-Copyright Movement Use Digital Media to Spread Sentiment - Barry Sookman
  20. Finland makes 1Mb broadband access a legal right (CNet)
  21. China Cracks Down on Tor Anonymity Network (Technology Review)
  22. Court Rules That Phones Ringing in Public Don't Infringe Copyright (EFF)
  23. MPAA Wants Control of Your TV (EFF)
  24. Once Again, Government Moves to Delay Release of Telecom Lobbying Documents (EFF)
  25. Marketers want anti-spam bill altered (CBC)
  26. The Copyright Lobby's Secret Pressure On the Anti-Spam Bill (Michael Geist)
  27. CIA Buys Stake in Company to Monitor Me (Danger Room)
  28. UK All Party Parliamentary Communications Group Disagrees With Disconnecting P2Pers
  29. Canadians getting ripped off on internet rates (NDP)
  30. UCLA study finds that searching the Internet increases brain function (UCLA)
  31. Apple, others hit with lawsuit over '90s Ethernet patents (AppleInsider)
  32. AT&T lobbyist asks employees, their families and friends to protest net neutrality
  33. Liberals To Drop Controversial Copyright Lobby Spyware Amendments (MG)
  34. CRTC Decision on Net Neutrality This Week (CRTC)
  35. White House shares the ACTA Internet text with 42 Washington insiders (KEI)
  36. Time Warner Cable Exposes 65,000 Customer Routers to Remote Hacks (TL)
  37. Store Singer Recieves Apology After Collective Demanded Royalties (BBC)
  38. Michael Geist Was Hacked!
  39. EFF: Chamber of Commerce Takes Aim at Yes Men (EFF)
  40. SparkFun Gets a Cease and Desist Letter (Sparkfun)
  41. Hulu May Begin Charging For Content Next Year (Slashdot)
  42. YouTube Targetted for Copyright Infringement Again (NewTeeVee)
  43. Lawful Access Looms on Parliamentary Plan (MG)
  44. CBC's 22 Minutes on Canadian Copyright Reform (Video) (MG)
  45. CRTC Sets Net Neutrality Framework But Leaves Guarantees More Complaints (MG)
  46. Amendment 138 dead by lack of courage of the Parliament (Squaring the Net)
  47. Romania’s Constitutional Court Rules Data Storage Law Unconstitutional (MediaFax)
  48. A short story about the olympics and non-commercial CC photos (EFA)
  49. Yahoo "Sorry" For Offering Lap Dances at Developers Event (Daily Tech)
  50. The World of Tomorrow (If The Internet Disappeared Today) (Cracked)
  51. MySpace Stopped Innovating Says News Corp.'s Jonathan Miller (DailyTech)
  52. Video Game Industry Transitioning to Digital Distribution (Eurogamer)
  53. Nokia Sues Apple for Patent Infringement (Epicenter)
  54. Nigeria Cracking Down on E-Mail Scams (Epicenter)
  55. GeoCities' time has expired, Yahoo closing the site today (LATimes)
  56. 'Hall of Shame' Calls Out Bogus Internet Censorship (EFF)
  57. Study Finds Canadian C-61 Anti-Circumvention Provisions Unconstitutional (MG)
  58. Will The Liberals Play The Role of Opposition on Lawful Access? (MG)
  59. Copyright Lobbyist Passes Propaganda as Fact (Canadian Copyright Consultation)
  60. Ontario Ministry of Education Ordered to Pay $16 Million in New Fees
  61. MPAA Declares War on Movie Rentals (LATimes)
  62. Lord Mandelson sets date for blocking filesharers' internet connections (Guardian)
  63. Distracted Driving Law Passes At Queen's Park (CityTV)
  64. Tough identity theft law passed (CBC)
  65. Cell users angry at pricey texting scheme (CBC)
  66. YouGov poll shows Mandelson’s internet disconnection plans is a clear vote loser(ORG)
  67. Anti-Spam Bill Passes Committee Without Copyright Lobby Spyware Provision (MG)
  68. Amazon Patents Editting (USPTO)
  69. ZeroPaid Killed the Newspaper Star (Washington Post)
  70. Obama Administration Looks to Australia for Telecom Advice (ComputerWorld)
  71. Hey, Texas Instruments -- Stop Digging Holes (EFF)
  72. Petition to President Obama, regarding transparency of ACTA (KEI)
  73. TalkTalk threatens legal action over Mandelson's filesharing plan (Guardian)
  74. EU Commission move to second phase of infringement proceedings over Phorm (ORG)
  75. Reacting To Lawful Access: Comparing the Conservatives, Liberals, and NDP (MG)
  76. CRTC Greenlights P2P Throttling (CBC)
  77. Denying physics won’t save the video stars (Times)
  78. Towards a Permission-based Web (RedMonk)
  79. Appeals Court Says Swearing in Text Messages Isn’t a Crime (Threat Level)
  80. Woman Loses Job Due to Error in FBI Criminal Database (Threat Level)
  81. Disappointing L4D2 demo released; write to the Minister! (EFA)
  82. Liberals push for better competition and service for cell phone and internet use
  83. Facebook gets $711 million damages in anti-spam case (Reuters)
  84. Contest To Hack Brazilian Voting Machines (Slashdot)
  85. Clement on the State of Canadian Copyright Law (MG)
  86. UK government threatened by EU over Phorm privacy issues (ORG)
  87. Illegal downloaders 'spend the most on music', says poll (Independent)
  88. Another Pirate Party Member Officially Elected Into EU (PPUK)
  89. ACTA Will Make File-Sharing a CRIMINAL Offence! (Michael Geist)
  90. Threat Level Obtains Copy of Leaked ACTA Memo
  91. Canadian Government Issues Notice and Takedown on Media Outlet (MG)
  92. Europe only goes half-way in protecting Internet rights (Squaring the Net)
  93. PATRIOT Reform AND State Secrets Reform Bills Pass House Committee (EFF)
  94. ACTA Internet Chapter Leak Signals Far-Reaching Copyright Policy (IP-Watch)
  95. European Commission "advance warning" summary on ACTA Internet Chapter (Wikileaks)
  96. Verizon Lawsuit Makes AT&T The Villain, Again (PCWorld)
  97. WIPO Chief Economist - Piracy Has Benefits (Slashdot)
  98. Sony Sued by the Visually Impaired (Gamespot)
  99. (New) The Prisoner TV Series
  100. Danish anti-piracy agency throw in the towel (FreeForm101)
  101. Another "Hero" is Coming Our Way (360 Kombo)
  102. FAIL - Rupert Murdoch Suggests Fair Use is Illegal (Inquisitr)
  103. Framed for child porn — by a PC virus (AP)
  104. KEI and Public Knowledge Open Letter to the US Govt on ACTA (PK)
  105. Stay Connected with Free Airport Wi-Fi from Google this Holiday Season (Google)
  106. Government Secretly Demanded the IP Address of Every Visitor to Political News Site
  107. Reining in ACTA: Update and Call to Action (EFF)
  108. Submit your ACTA questions for Minister Tony Clement (Search Engine)
  109. German government wants open standards and open source (OSOR)
  110. "Study" Says Safari and Firefox the Most Vulnerable Browsers in Existance (NS)
  111. Microsoft Patents Sudo (Groklaw)
  112. EFF lawyers grin, surrounded by a fan of formerly secret government documents (BB)
  113. Study Suggests Labels Losing Money, but Music Industry Growing (TimesOnline)
  114. City Claims Local Laws Are Copyrighted and Users Must Pay to See Them (Times Union)
  115. Man appeals $430 billion Bon Jovi lawsuit (ABC News)
  116. CTV & Canwest Ask CRTC To Order Blocking Of U.S. Programs (MG)
  117. More Freedom Necessary as Top Developers Abandon iPhone (EFF)
  118. You Know a Copyright Law Proposal is Bad When Fox News Freaks Out Over It (FoxNews)
  119. United Nations Censors Anti-Internet-Censorship Poster (YouTube)
  120. Canada's "TV tax"/"Save local TV" squabble explained (Video Incl) (BoingBoing)
  121. Viacom Lawyer Likens P2P Lawsuits to Terrorism, Argues 3 Strikes Will Be Better (BB)
  122. Copyright Collective Declares War on Bars and Coffee Shops (sctimes)
  123. MySpace May Move To Pay Model (TechCrunch)
  124. Spain Codifies 'The Right to Broadband' (PCMag)
  125. Telus warns against letting Globalive compete (CBC)