On July 30th, 2007 with 238 comments
DrNibbler writes "August 3, 2007 is the deadline for submitting comments on the proposed permit requirements for photographers in New York. Here is a sample...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Privacy,
Government,
Security,
Slashback,
Politics,
Index
On June 22nd, 2007 with 177 comments
Cumberland County District Attorney David Freed has reversed himself completely over the charges against Brian Kelly, arrested for wiretapping after...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Government,
The Courts,
News,
Your Rights Online,
Index
On April 12th, 2007 with 123 comments
Kennon writes "Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols over at Linux Watch clears up the FUD around Tuesday's Slashdot discussion concerning OpenSUSE, ClearType, and patent...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Microsoft,
Novell,
Patents
On November 28th, 2006 with 125 comments
davidwr writes, "Earlier this year, EFF sued the Barney the Dinosaur people for harassing a Barney parody web site. Well, Barney finally surrendered, err I...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Censorship,
Slashback,
Your Rights Online,
Index
On January 18th, 2006 with 275 comments
Slashback tonight brings some corrections, clarifications, and updates to previous Slashdot stories, including Stallman's comments on GPLv3, Firefly fans...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Government,
The Courts,
Media,
Security,
News
On December 28th, 2005 with 508 comments
Slashback tonight brings some corrections, clarifications, and updates to previous Slashdot stories, including the "Little Red Hoax", a follow up on the...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Government,
The Courts,
Businesses,
Google,
Media,
The Internet,
News
On April 28th, 2005 with 220 comments
Slashback tonight with updates and clarifications on recent Slashdot stories (and story arcs), including a downright Operatic end to Jon S. von Tetzchner's...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Privacy,
Toys
On June 10th, 2004 with 181 comments
Slashback brings you updates this evening on a handful of previous and ongoing Slashdot stories: read on below for more on how to manipulate Google rankings,...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Government,
Sun Microsystems,
The Courts,
News,
Index
On October 23rd, 2003 with 225 comments
Slashback brings you updates tonight on Diebold's attempts to bring undisclosed-source, unauditable black-box voting to a ballot box near you, John Carmack's...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Patents,
United States
On October 1st, 2003 with 186 comments
Tonight's Slashback brings updates and clarifications to several previous Slashdot stories, so read on below for information on the (over-stated) recall of...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Privacy,
The Internet
On September 25th, 2003 with 544 comments
Slashback tonight brings you more on recent RIAA madness, the readability of scrambled words, word of the return of Nullsoft's WASTE, another decision against...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Privacy,
Spam
On September 17th, 2003 with 317 comments
Slashback tonight brings you more on the recent cracking of GSM encryption,the odds of file sharers escaping industry scrutiny in Canada, the recently found...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Government,
Security,
The Courts,
News,
Index
On August 27th, 2003 with 343 comments
Tonight's Slashback brings you more on Florida's LAN-taxation proposal, the BBC's public archive (which won't be quite as big as you might have hoped), one...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Government,
Microsoft,
The Courts,
News,
Index
On March 20th, 2003 with 198 comments
Slashback tonight brings you yet another handful of updates and amplifications to previously posted stories, including some naysaying to Lessig's idea of the...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Privacy,
News,
Index
On February 27th, 2003 with 321 comments
Slashback tonight with updates and corrections on Overture's Fast Search acquisition (overstated in a previous story), sex.com's sordid adventures in...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Privacy,
News,
Index
On January 30th, 2003 with 201 comments
Slashback with updates and amplifications on Apple's stance on DRM, EasyInternetCafe's court battle over CD burning, a copyright law being drafted after...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Spam,
Your Rights Online,
News,
Index
On September 3rd, 2002 with 424 comments
Updates from the field on Google access in the People's Republic of China, Lance Bass's space-shot (shot down), the gaming ban in Greece, recording artists and...
Topics: Your Rights Online →
Slashback,
Your Rights Online,
Index
We all agree on the necessity of compromise. We just can't agree on when it's necessary to compromise. -- Larry Wall
