Blocking offending posts, sexually harassing talks and other such media on social websites is in the best interests of young students. But is blocking social networking websites even for teacher – student communication the right thing to do?

Bethesda Softworks is suing Mojang over the trademark name of “Scrolls”. Apparently it is entirely due to overzealous lawyers, but we do not yet know much about it.

According to Carl Kruger, a state senator from Brooklyn, New York, you are too stupid to cross a street while talking on a cell phone.

Law enforcement and defense agencies want to know everything you do online, just in case you are doing something wrong. Do you want the politicians to enable this in a new law?

RIM announced that it has given the Indian authorities access to Blackberry Messenger Services. It was supposed to enable law enforcement agencies to intercept messenger and email data by January 31.

California judges apparently don’t value personal rights as much as other places around the world. Police there now can seize all of your cell phone data when you are arrested – for any reason.

Do you want political appointees controlling the internet inside the US borders? It’s beginning to look like there may no longer be a choice.

US Homeland Security has taken down over 80 domains on the internet. Are they working for RIAA and MPAA? Are they looking for more WikiLeaks?

A new bill in Canada has legalized bypassing of DRM and has created loopholes which can be easily exploited to create legalized copies of protected material.