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  1. Court Says It's Okay To Remove Content From The Public Domain Copyright It (TD)
  2. 'Hot News' Doctrine Could Stifle Online Commentary and Criticism (EFF)
  3. PLEASE fix RSS feed?
  4. Paywall Cuts Traffic to the Times By Nearly a Half (Hitwise)
  5. In Faulty-Computer Suit, Window to Dell Decline (NYTimes)
  6. Fark creator says wisdom of crowds is overrated (TheHill)
  7. Sony forced to recall 534,000 VAIO notebooks (Tech Herald)
  8. What Does Cory Doctorow Use? Well, Now You Know
  9. Hacker Cracks Pirate Bay, Exposes 4M Pirates
  10. German student Moons and Throws Puppy at Hells Angels, Escapes on Stolen Bulldozer
  11. NTP Sues Six Major Tech Companies Over Wireless Email Patents (Slashdot)
  12. Do-not-call fines total $73,000; only $250 collected (CTV)
  13. Claimed Proof That UNIX Code Was Copied Into Linux (Slashdot)
  14. Closing the Digital Frontier (TheAtlantic)
  15. ESRB Exposes Emails of Gamers Who Filed Privacy Complaints (Slashdot)
  16. Court rules FCC crackdown on broadcaster on air curse words is unconstitutional(NYDN)
  17. Woman Jailed for Texting Threats to Herself (Threat Level)
  18. What’s Really Going on Behind Murdoch’s Paywall? (Newser)
  19. DARPA To Turn Humans Into Batteries (Slashdot)
  20. Playboy launches new work-safe website (News.com.au)
  21. Pay-Per-View Journalism Is Burning Out Reporters Young (Slashdot)
  22. Facing 16 Years In Prison For Videotaping Police (Slashdot)
  23. Comcast To Customer: Pay Us $0.00 Or We'll Cancel Your Service (Pics Incl) (Gizmodo)
  24. The Weird Logic of Paywall Challengers (The Big Money)
  25. F.B.I., Challenging Use of Seal, Gets Back a Primer on the Law (NYTimes)
  26. Blizzard Cracking Down On "Inappropriate" Starcraft 2 Maps (G4TV)
  27. Pentagon orders Wikileaks to delete classified documents (BB)
  28. Samsung, Toshiba, LG, Sharp and Others Sued for Price Fixing on LCD Screens (TheHill)
  29. Access Copyright's 1300% Tariff Increase - Deadline to Object is August 11, 2010 (MG)
  30. Assange prosecutor cited for secrecy breach (Thelocal)
  31. The internet and It's Masses, Disconnected with a click of a button.
  32. Don't Let Schools Chip Your Kids (ACLU)
  33. New book says we relate to our computers like humans (VentureBeat)
  34. Man drops ‘kitty porn’ defense; pleads guilty to kiddy porn (Sentinal)
  35. HDCP Master Key Confirmed; Blu-Ray Has Been Cracked (PCMag)
  36. Hackers hit Hollywood's Piracy Watchdog
  37. Jack Valenti Testimony at 1982 House Hearing on Home Recording of Copyrighted Works
  38. The Obama administration's war on privacy (Salon)
  39. Russia Uses Microsoft to Suppress Dissent (NYTimes)
  40. AOL buys TechCrunch (MSNBC)
  41. Hacker infiltration ends D.C. online voting trial (WA Post)
  42. The real cost of free (Cory Doctorow - Guadian)
  43. CBC Podcasters Pressured to Ban Creative Commons Music
  44. Hearing on Internet Blocking in the European Parliament (EDRI)
  45. Teen voice of Dora the Explorer sues network (Viacom) (CBC)
  46. Caught Spying on Student, FBI Demands GPS Tracker Back (Threat Level)
  47. Ancient Civilization Reportedly Scared That Writing Will Make Us Stupid (STToday)
  48. We reveal the crappiest news sites on the web (TechEye)
  49. WikiLeaks says funding has been blocked after government blacklisting (Guardian)
  50. Piracy - Jesus Did It (Image)
  51. Will 400,000 Secret Iraq War Documents Restore WikiLeaks’ Sheen? (Threat Level)
  52. Microsoft Releases Attack Ad on OpenOffice (YouTube)
  53. Court Orders Google To Reveal Commenter Identity (Gothamist)
  54. Congress To Investigate Abusive Debt Collection By Wireless Providers (Hot Hardware)
  55. Did The RIAA Really Just Come Out In Support Of 'Opt-In' Copyright? (Techdirt)
  56. From Radical Extremism to Balanced Copyright: Canadian Copyright and the DigitalAgena
  57. Leaked Letter — BSA Pressures Europe To Kill Open Standards (Slashdot)
  58. DoD Study Contradicts Charges Against WikiLeaks (Slashdot)
  59. Facebook says apps transmitted user information (Washington Post)
  60. Microsoft Moves to Help Nonprofits Avoid Piracy-Linked Crackdowns (NYTimes)
  61. Author: 4chan bootlegging led to big sales increase (BB)
  62. WikiLeaks’ 400,000 Iraq War Documents Reveal Torture, Civilian Deaths (Threat Level)
  63. Criminal Justice Blog Battles Copyright Troll (EFF)
  64. Big cable loses 500,000 subscribers in Q3, we neglect to send flowers (Engadget)
  65. First Look at RockMelt, a Browser Built For Facebook Freaks (Epicenter)
  66. Corporate Cop’s Covert Video at Issue in Xbox Modding Case (Threat Level)
  67. Net Pioneers Say Open Internet Should Be Separate (Slashdot)
  68. GSA workers' Social Security numbers e-mailed (SFC)
  69. Lawsuit Shows Dell Hid Extent of Computer Flaws (Slashdot)
  70. Wikileaks hints at diplomatic cable release "7 times" greater than Iraq War Logs (BB)
  71. Hong Kong Team Stores 90GB of Data In 1g of Bacteria (Slashdot)
  72. Tandberg Attempts To Patent Open Source Code (Slashdot)
  73. Hershey Co. sues competitor Mars, claiming trademark infringement in candy packaging
  74. WikiLeaks reveals undiplomatic U.S. critiques (CBC)
  75. RIAA Now Blames Journalists For Its Piracy Trouble (Slashdot)
  76. Which Shipping Company is Kindest to Your Packages? (Popular Mechanics)
  77. Bank of America shares plunge amid WikiLeaks rumor (The Sun News)
  78. FBI Typo Triggers Errant E-mail Search (TSG)
  79. WikiLeaks may release 'UFO' files (Strait times)
  80. Former WikiLeaks Activists to Launch New Site (CBS)
  81. Gov't crackdown spurs initiatives to route around DNS (ITWorld)
  82. Canadian Supreme Court To Decide If Linking Is Publishing (Slashdot)
  83. Water Main Breaks Encases An Entire House In Ice
  84. 4chan Has Been DDOSed (Slashdot)
  85. Journalism in the age of WikiLeaks (Globe and Mail)
  86. Apple Support Company Sues Customer For Complaint (TekGlobal)
  87. Never Brag That Your DRM is Uncrackable
  88. Store That Sold Balloon Dogs Sued for Copyright Infringement (Bay Citizen)
  89. Copyright Propaganda Passed Off as News (Straight)
  90. University Who Recieved DMCA Takedown Over Thesis Gives Bank the Finger (MG)
  91. Judge Orders U.S. Attorney's Office to Make a CD 'Copy-Proof' (Freep)
  92. Leaked: US government strategy to prevent leaks (Techspot)
  93. Facebook hype will fade (CNN)
  94. When Bad Patents Hurt Good People: Patent Threat Shuts Down Flight Planning Site(EFF)
  95. Canada's First Data Cap Casaulty (DSLReport)
  96. Wireless Carriers Keep Fighting 'Bill Shock' Rules (DSL)
  97. Users Revolting Against Shaw's New, High Pricing (DSLReports)
  98. Comcast-NBC merger expected to have net neutrality conditions (WAPost)
  99. Virgin Mobile: You Probably Won't Notice New 5GB Cap (DSLReports)
  100. Sony Asks Court to Remove PlayStation 3 Jailbreak From Net (Threat Level)
  101. Everything that is Geoblocked in Canada (Search Engine)
  102. If Your Going to Sue Digg, Fark and TechCrunch, at Least Spell Your Own Name Right!
  103. Capcom 'Saddened' By Game Plagiarism Controversy (Slashdot)
  104. Sony Must Show It Has Jurisdiction To Sue PS3 Hacker (Slashdot)
  105. Ex-Swiss banker to hand files on alleged tax evasion in offshore havens to Wikileaks
  106. Goldman Sachs Says No Facebook Shares For US Investors (Slashdot)
  107. Righthaven Adds Forum Posters To Copyright Suit (Slashdot)
  108. Still Trying To Track Down Who Controls Patent Used Against Reddit, Digg, Fark, /.
  109. FCC, Justice approve Comcast and NBC joint venture (Washington Post)
  110. The Companies Who Support Censoring The Internet (Techdirt)
  111. Netflix Is Abandoning DVDs, Customers Who Prefer DVDs (Yahoo)
  112. Open Source More Expensive Says MS Report (Slashdot)
  113. Health Care Reform Repeal: Bought and Paid for by Citizens United
  114. Letting Famous People Interact Online? Patented! Twitter Sued (techdirt)
  115. Russian Music Uploader Faces Criminal Copyright Charges (DMWMedia)
  116. Public and Political Concern Over Usage Based Billing Gathers Steam (Michael Geist)
  117. The Inside Story of How Facebook Responded to Tunisian Hacks (The Atlantic)
  118. Eavesdropping Laws Mean That Turning On an Audio Recorder Could Send You to Prison
  119. House Subcommittee Revives Mandatory Data Retention Debate, Attacks EFF (EFF)
  120. MasterCard’s Support for COICA Threatens A Free And Open Internet (EFF)
  121. Egypt Cuts the Net, Net Fights Back (Slashdot)
  122. Internet ‘Kill Switch’ Legislation Back in Play (Threat Level)
  123. EFF Uncovers Widespread FBI Intelligence Violations (Slashdot)
  124. FCC Asks Court to Dismiss MetroPCS, Verizon Net Neutrality Suits (PCMag)
  125. Google would (just) beat Bing at Jeopardy! (Tech.Blorge)