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This Week In Techdirt History: June 21st – 27th
This Week in 2016
- Supreme Court Knocks A Little More Off The 4th Amendment; Gives Cops Another Way To Salvage Illegal Searches
- Seeing Opportunity, Congress Tries To Rush Through Its Plan To Legalize FBI Abuses Citing ‘Orlando!’
- DOJ Insists That Rule 41 Change Is Not Important, Nothing To See Here, Move On Annoying Privacy Activist People
- MPAA Happily Gets Into Bed With Russian State Censor Agency… To Protect Copyright!
- Terrible Ruling In Germany: Digitizing The Public Domain Creates New Copyright
- Proprietary Algorithms Are Being Used To Enhance Criminal Sentences And Preventing Defendants From Challenging Them
This Week in 2011
- Universal Music Goes To War Against Popular Hip Hop Sites & Blogs
- Sony Continues Suing People Who Help Others Modify Their PS3s
- Did Universal Music Declare 50 Cent’s Own Website Is A Pirate Site?
- New Filing Explains How Domain Seizures Violate The First Amendment
- MPAA Directly Lobbies Law Enforcement To Be Its Own Private Police Force
- Drake Tells Universal Music To Stop Taking Down The Music He’s Leaking
This Week in 2006
- Homeland Security Doesn’t Extend To Telemarketing Calls
- Teen Sues MySpace For Not Protecting Her
- Netherlands Is The Latest To Outlaw Search Engines
- Should You Spy On Your Kids’ Every Online Move?
- Do Deep Linking Rules Change If It’s An MP3, Not An HTML File
- Accused Rapist Wants Some Of That Myspace Money, Too