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minilinks for 2009-03-03

By hugh

Judge Orders Defendent to Decrypt Laptop
A federal judge in Vermont ordered a criminal defendant to provide his PGP passphrase so that prosecutors can examine his computer.
Applying the 4th Amendment to the Internet
Orin Kerr presents some general principals for a technology-neutral translation of 4th Amendment principals from physical space to cyberspace.
RIAA Layoffs
Is the coming "bloodbath" the beginning of the end for the organization?
Social Networking and Criminal Justice
A collection of links to information about how courts and the police are using data from social networking sites.
New Digs for FISA Court
The secret surveillance court is quietly moving, abandoning it's previous home in the Justice Department. FCC Threatens Fines Over Data Protection Rules
600 operators may be fined for failing to submit certifications proving they have adequately protected customer data.
Opinion: Amend Telecommunications Surveillance Laws
Paul M. Schwartz says the public needs data on government surveillance practices.
Read The Bill
A new website calls for Congress to post all bills for 72 hours before they are debated.
The Shortest EULA Ever
EFF Fellow Cory Doctorow has a EULA that is short and sweet: "Don't violate copyright law."
Video: The Warner-YouTube Fair Use Massacre
EFF Senior Staff Attorney Fred von Lohmann speaking on fair use at NYU.

Full post as published by Electronic Freedom Foundation - Deep Links on March 03, 2009 (boomark / email).