The Global Commission on Internet Governance met in Mexico to ask an important question: How can everyone ensure that the Internet lives up to its egalitarian promises? Jeremy Malcolm explores their report.

Marian Partington is working to forgive Rosemary West – one of her sister’s killers – because she thinks the only way to break the cycle of female violence is to understand it. Katharine Quarmby reports.

The Illinois biometric privacy statute survived a recent attack. There will be others. What’s at stake? Adam Schwartz schools you.

Jennifer Lynch considers the absurdity of it all.

Neutrality also means more freedom from bias. Harold Feld studies an example in the case of FICO.

In the patent microcosm — just like the military–industrial complex — a conflict of interests has been created wherein demand is being artificially created for undesirable things, typically for the empowerment of those who are already very powerful. Dr. Roy Schestowitz writes.

Harold Feld investigates the auto industry’s claims about saving lives by stealing public bandwidth.

In this short piece about the Oracle vs. Google case, EFF’s Parker Higgins discusses how fair use isn’t enough.

Dr. Ricki Lewis writes of a recent success story in gene therapy for Sanfillipo syndrome.