Craigslist Craigslist Wants To Reform The Same Law It Uses To Sue Others Craig Newmark seems to be of two minds when it comes to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, but only one of them is consistent with his public persona as founder of Craigslist. Matt Asay View comments
now Twitter Lawyer Tapped As First White House Chief Privacy Officer Nicole Wong, a Silicon Valley veteran currently employed as Twitter's legal director, was selected Tuesday to become the White House's first chief privacy officer. Nick Statt View comments
law Microsoft: We Give Your Info To The Cops 82% Of The Time For the first time, Microsoft has released information on the level of cooperation it had with law enforcement about users of its online services. Cloud Brian Proffitt View comments
zynga Can Zynga Overcome Its Troubles With Online Gambling? Zynga may look like it's flailing, but real money gaming is just around the corner. Social Taylor Hatmaker View comments
Aaron Swartz 'Aaron's Law' Promises To Reduce Hacker Penalties Drafted by Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.) and released on Reddit, the bill attempts to limit the government's sweeping authority when it comes to wire fraud statutes and the outdated, 27-year-old Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Adam Popescu View comments
Internet Why Rep. Darrell Issa's New Internet Bill Is A Non-Starter California Rep. Darrell Issa got eaten alive on Reddit when he introduced his new draft law to keep the Internet free from legislative changes for the next two years. What's really going on here? Adam Popescu View comments