What’s the difference between online speech and offline speech? Nothing, says Mass. high court
by Jessie Rossman and Kade Crockford
Internet Freedom Archives | Page 6 of 6
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Boston DHS agent on library privacy activist: “That kid…”
Last week, a New Hampshire library did something historic. Bucking the advice of a Boston Department of Homeland Security agent and a local detective assigned to an internet crime task force, the Kilton Library in the town of Lebanon, NH decided to reactivate a Tor relay that had been temporarily shut down pending law enforcement meddling.
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Justice Alito: Legislatures must pass 21st century privacy laws, can’t be left to courts
Over the weekend, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito spoke at the Bush presidential library in Texas, where he made some interesting comments on Fourth Amendment law in the digital age.
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New Hampshire library to implement Tor above DHS objections—and how
This is just about my favorite thing ever. pic.twitter.com/7qqSV3snqr
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