This story comes courtesy of California Watch. By Erica Perez Just as the vaunted U.S. News and World Report rated UC Berkeley as the nation's top p...
Internet service providers could become copyright cops encouraged to block access to suspected pirate Web sites, according to a previously secret draf...
The Obama White House has defended the ridiculous position that a sweeping new trade agreement on the enforcement of intellectual property rights should be secret -- from the public.
This week some 38 or so countries are holding a secret negotiation in Guadalajara, Mexico, on something called the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement...
Earth to politicians -- you work for us, not the International Chamber of Commerce. Make the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement negotiations public!
The U.S. government has created a secret process for insiders to view key negotiating documents for trade agreements -- as an alternative to demands for more openness.
If the government opposes Internet filtering in Iran and opposes it in China, then it would be nice if our legislators and our government opposed it here, too.
We have been seeking access to documents relating to negotiations on an important new intellectual property enforcement treaty. The agreement, misle...
A new draft global trade treaty may interfere with fair use of copyrighted materials, require Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to monitor all consume...
