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Apple: Jailbreaking iPhones violates copyright

...to the Electronic Frontier Foundation. The EFF...because "the culture of tinkering... Read more

Feb 16, 2009

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Copyright tussle looming over online video?

An online culture built around...Association, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and... Read more

Sep 6, 2006

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Creative Commons comes to the UK

The licences are nearly finished - but the IP revolution has only just begun... Read more

Mar 17, 2005

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RIAA leads education offensive on file-swapping

...lawsuits against file swappers: trying to change an anarchic, deeply rooted online culture. As yet, evidence is mixed as to whether the group's attempts... Read more

Sep 10, 2003

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