• DoD Collaborating with FBI to Gain Access to Individuals' Data
  The ACLU says the US Military is using the FBI to skirt
  legal restrictions on domestic surveillance.
  
• "Fusion Centers" Compile Data on Individuals
  States are operating their own intelligence centers to
  track citizens and analyze data. (Log-in may be required.)
  
• Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Wiretapping
  ...but were afraid to ask.
  
• The Backstory on Surveillance
  The National Journal tells the story of past wiretapping
  battles that set the stage for today's FISA fights.
  
• Patents vs. Free Speech
  The ACLU has waded into the battles over patent law,
  arguing that patents on abstract ideas violate the First
  Amendment.
  
• Do Lecture Notes Infringe Prof's Copyright?
  A professor argues in court that sales of student notes to
  his classes are infringement.
  
• Filesharing: To Fight or Accommodate?
  Both music and movie industries are looking into ways to
  monetize rather than crack down on filesharing.
  
• Nonprofit Solution to Municipal Wi-Fi?
  Internet Archive founder (and EFF board member) Brewster
  Kahle is bringing free wi-fi to poor communities.
  
• MP3s Stored Online to Remain Private
  A judge ruled that EMI could not gain access to MP3 files
  stored on a music locker service.
  
• Boring Home Wants Off Street View
  Aaron and Christine Boring are suing Google over Street
  View's invasion of their privacy.