Against all odds, former Italian prime minister Berlusconi was recently sentenced to one year in prison. This followed a long process where an Italian…
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Il y a quelques temps, lors d’une série de billets de Falkvinge sur le prétendu paradis des libertés civiles que serait la Suède, il…
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Hace un tiempo atrás, hubo un artículo aquí que mencionó la base de datos de ADN más grande del mundo. Bueno, no se si…
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Some time ago, there was a post here that mentioned the biggest DNA database in the World. Well, I don’t know if it’s the…
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The nightmare scenario of perpetual copyright approaches. The Supreme Court is hearing Kirtsaeng V Wiley, the case of an entrepreneurial Thai student who purchased…
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Every week, somewhere in the US, there’s a story of some kind of police activity that leads people scratching their head, or saying ‘That…
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Since ACTA was decisively beaten on 4th July 2012, the first time a free trade agreement had been scuppered by the people of EU…
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Czech Pirate Libor Michálek won his district’s election yesterday, and was thereby elected Senator. Michálek is a well-known fighter in the Czech Republic for…
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