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  • Copyfight Judge rules that EFF's DRM lawsuit can proceed! Cory Doctorow
  • racism The US Department of Justice was originally created to tackle white supremacy Thom Dunn
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  • Petraeus receives no jail time for leaking. Whistleblowers face decades in jail. Trevor Timm
  • Journalism Barrett Brown’s sentence is unjust, but it may become the norm for journalists Trevor Timm
  • Choosing a Secure Password Bruce Schneier
  • surveillance Internal audit shows NSA often breaks privacy rules, made thousands of violations a year Xeni Jardin
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  • In Wikileaks case, US court rules Twitter data is not protected, but government orders are Xeni Jardin
  • security DOJ: FBI faked terrorist threat, misled DOJ about spying on peace group Xeni Jardin

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