On Monday July 26, the Register of Copyrights handed digital rights advocates a huge victory by announcing new rules legalizing iPhone jailbreaking.
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Kudos to the digital rights crusaders at the Electronic Frontier Foundation for combating a disturbing new trend: criminal prosecutions of persons wh[......]
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As the result of a libertarian digital public-interest group’s efforts, the U.S. Copyright Office is evaluating whether to grant a three-year ex[......]