The more we hear about President Obama's attitude toward privacy, the less we like. The latest eyebrow-raiser is the Administration's argument that the Fourth Amendment allows warrantless cell phone searches.
Aereo Wins Send Networks on Hunt to Stop Streaming TV
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Broadcasters stymied by court losses in New York are turning to judges in California and Massachusetts in their campaign to shut down the Aereo.
Al Jazeera Sues AT&T for Dropping New US Channel
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Al Jazeera has sued AT&T for dropping the new U.S. channel on the eve of its launch.
San Francisco paper Sues Rival Over Low Ad Rates
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The San Francisco Examiner filed a lawsuit alleging that the city's dominant daily newspaper, the San Francisco Chronicle, has slashed advertising prices to stifle competition.
ACLU files complaint with FTC over older Android software
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The American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal complaint accusing the nation’s largest wireless carriers of “deceptive” business practices for failing to keep the software on tens of millions of Android smartphones updated — a shortcoming that can make the devices vulnerable to hackers.