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U.S. News // 1 decade ago

Edward Snowden's email provider shuts down

The email service used by secrets leaker Edward Snowden abruptly shut down. Its owner said it wouldn't "become complicit in crimes against the American people."

Top News // 1 decade ago

Palin hackers might not be prosecuted

U.S. officials might not prosecute whoever hacked into Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin's personal e-mail account, an analysis indicates.

Top News // 1 decade ago

YouTube orders worry privacy advocates

Privacy advocates say they are concerned about a New York federal judge's order requiring Google to turn over a database of YouTube viewers.

Business News // 1 decade ago

Apple loses bid to get Web site sources

A California appeals court has refused to order two Apple computer fan Web sites to reveal their sources for information about company products.

Science News // 1 decade ago

Anti-online annoyance law may have no legs

At first it seemed like an Internet hoax. "There is a new law against annoying someone on the Internet, but it can be repealed if you forward this to 25 people.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Apple suit spotlights bloggers

Apple's lawsuit against a blog operator who leaked product secrets will show how much protection California law provides for bloggers.

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As more and more people use Web mail like Yahoo!, Gmail, Hotmail and others, they also will naturally leave opened e-mail on the server
Palin hackers might not be prosecuted Sep 19, 2008

Inherent within the law is the notion that the users have an interest and a right in the privacy of the information and under the law
YouTube orders worry privacy advocates Jul 03, 2008

Today's decision is a victory for the rights of journalists, whether online or offline, and for the public at large
Apple loses bid to get Web site sources May 27, 2006

I'm very hopeful that not much will come of this
Anti-online annoyance law may have no legs Jan 13, 2006

The law is different from the final versions of the bill in the House and Senate
Anti-online annoyance law may have no legs Jan 13, 2006