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Do You Still Own Stuff You Upload To Google Drive?

Fresh on the heels of Google‘s Dropbox-like remote storage service, Google Drive, is a furor over what the fine print in the service’s user agreement means for users’ intellectual property.

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Entrepreneurs, Advocates, Politicians Circle The Wagons Against CISPA

A diverse, growing group of entrepreneurs, privacy and security advocates, and high-level politicians are voicing opposition to controversial new cybersecurity laws including the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act. In.

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Wireless Providers: Asking For Warrants Would Be Too Much Work

Earlier this month, I wrote about research by the ACLU that found in many cases, police departments aren’t bothering to request warrants before asking mobile providers to turn over location.

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Path Spends Series B Money To Get Your Friends To Actually Use It

Path just raised a Series B round and part of their strategy is to use the money to acquire new users. They need to change their user acquisition strategy.

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RFID Will Grow… To Track You Everywhere?

RFID use is set to explode in government and retail industries. Should you be concerned?

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Se.cret.ly: This Link Will Self-Destruct

You might notice that this link doesn’t work. But it worked once – and just once – thanks to se.cret.ly, a new toy for privacy enthusiasts and would-be spies. The site creates short.

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Canceled FCC Probe Prompts Outcry

A mild fine levied against Google for obstructing an investigation into wireless data collection practices has been met by an outcry from privacy advocates and a prominent lawmaker. In a.

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Gmail Outage Irks Users

Google scrambled Tuesday to fix an outage on the company’s popular email service Gmail that may have affected as many as 7 million users. Affected users saw an error informing.

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LibraryMixer: Files-Sharing That Treats Users Like Adults

A former corporate attorney has launched a social service for sharing music, films, and other media — directly between friends. The semi-public beta is comprised of two parts. The web.

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Filesharing Religion Is Perfectly Serious, Says Spokesperson

Spokespersons for a facetious-sounding religion that advocates sharing files, even when doing so is in violation of copyright, maintain that they are quite serious about the group’s tenets. It’s not.

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