Tracking phone calls to a newspaper, to find a leaker, has created a scandal in Costa Rica.

I wish the US courts responded with such diligence to the scandal of its own far worse surveillance.

The EFF explains how the presence of software in products is used to prevent people from owning them.

It's a good article but has two flaws. It uses the weak term "digital locks" to refer to DRM, and refers to the confusing term "intellectual property".

Tunisia's new constitution seems pretty good in regard to freedom of expression, but some points need improvement.

The Canadian government liquidated the library of Health Canada. The scientists are scrambling to create their own research resources.

A clever scheme for distributing anti-censorship software in China.

People should try this in the UK!