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Facebook to court: Likes are protected by First Amendment
The social network takes a big step in arguing for the free-speech rights of users who were fired for "liking" the Facebook page of a candidate for sheriff. [Read more]...
Published By: Cnet - Tuesday, 7 August, 2012
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Google Challenges Secret Court's Gag Orders Mashable (Today) - In its latest push against secrecy, Google has asked the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC)...
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Google challenges FISA court on government data requests, asks for ability to release more details Engadget (Today) - Google and other companies have already made general calls for more transparency in the...
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Big Brands Are Growing More Quickly On Twitter Than Facebook (According To Optimal) Tech Crunch (Yesterday) - Here’s a fun comparison from Optimal, a social advertising and analytics startup: If you look...
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Apple denies any knowledge of Prism, releases the details to prove it Tech Radar (Yesterday) - Apple has joined Facebook and Microsoft in revealing the number of data requests it received...
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30,000 couples in crosshairs
CNN (2 days ago) - A U.S. citizen is prohibited by law from sponsoring a same-sex partner for immigration. A...
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