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Article 11 Amendment Could Kill Creative Commons News
Article 11 (AKA the Link Tax) is currently receiving amendments. One Amendment could mean the death of Creative Commons.
Trump Lashes Out At Google for Not Being Conservative Enough
US President Donald Trump is attacking Google for not showing conservative leaning news enough in their results.
This Week in Other News: Week of December 24
We look back on the week in headlines we’ve seen around the web. They may not quite fit in other sections, but they will certainly fit here.
This Week In Other News: Week of December 17
We look back on the week in headlines we’ve seen around the web. They may not quite fit in other sections, but they will certainly fit here.
This Week in Other News: Week of December 10
We look back on the week in headlines we’ve seen around the web. They may not quite fit in other sections, but they certainly will fit here.
This Week in Other News: Week of December 3
In our first edition of this new feature, we find some of the more odd side of things in the news worth sharing that doesn’t quite fit anywhere else.
ZeroPaid Situation Deteriorates Further As Home Page Goes Offline
We’ve been actively monitoring the situation with famed filesharing news website ZeroPaid. Things recently took a turn for the worse as the last of the website has now gone offline.
CFAA Reform to Criminalize Teenagers for Reading News Online?
It’s an evolution of habits. Instead of opening a newspaper, many are turning to the Internet to find out what is happening in this world today. Unfortunately, it seems that part of the CFAA (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act) reform could inadvertently make it a criminal offense for teenagers to view many well-read news sites.
Digg Sold for $16 Million
It was once the pinnacle of social news. Now, the site has been thrown onto the digital scrapheap with various parts being sold to different entities. While Digg still generates some traffic, many users have been hypothesizing what went so horribly wrong with the site.
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