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Oregon Court Denies Blogger Media Shield-Law Protection

Bruce Edward Walker
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Ruling that blogger Crystal Cox is not a journalist granted protection under Oregon’s media shield-laws, U.S.

Analysis: Government Slows the Wireless Juggernaut

Bret Swanson
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Is the federal government threatening to undermine one of the nation’s most successful industries?

FCC, Fox Battle Over Commission’s Authority

Phil Britt
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The Federal Communications Commission and the Fox Television network are at odds over the content in the January 3 episode of the animated series American Dad.

FTC Prompts Congress to Enact Online Privacy Regulations

Alyssa Carducci
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The Federal Trade Commission, the government’s chief privacy policy and consumer protection agency, announced it is calling on Congress to enact legislation to regulate data brokers.

Supreme Court Rules Police GPS Tracking Unconstitutional

Bruce Edward Walker
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The U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision that police use of a Global Positioning System tracking device on a suspect’s vehicle without a search warrant violated the Constitution.

Commentary: Is There an App for That?

Bartlett D. Cleland
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The control freaks and hall monitors across the country and in Washington, DC, are nervous and ready to act. Why are they so edgy? Apps.
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