Publications

Britain’s most senior military personnel made at least a dozen official visits to Israel during the Gaza war, newly published government data reveals. The trips, largely unpublicised, almost entirely took place as Israeli forces barraged Gaza and in...

After calling out pirate sites including Vidsrc, HydraHD, and Cineby in a submission to the USTR’s Notorious Markets review, Hollywood’s next targets were put on notice. The MPA’s use of the term ‘hydra’ was a reference to sites that have a tendenc...

Over the past two years, rightsholders of all kinds have filed lawsuits against companies that develop AI models. With billions in potential damages at stake, these cases have also drawn the interest of Strike 3 Holdings. As the most prolific copyrig...

As British people have turned against Israel’s destruction of Gaza, leading figures in its present and former governing parties still deny that Israel has committed even war crimes, let alone genocide. Some of these denialists are hardened Zionists,...

There are no tricks in EFF's EFFector newsletter, just treats to keep you up-to-date on the latest in the fight for digital privacy and free expression. In our latest issue, we're explaining a new lawsuit to stop the U.S. government's viewpoint-base...

The Supreme Court case between several major record labels and Cox Communications is a landmark legal battle. The outcome will determine how Internet providers should deal with pirating subscribers on their networks. Should alleged pirates be disconn...

Kenya’s former supreme court president has accused the UK of “racism” after it failed to charge a British soldier who killed a Kenyan man. Tilam Leresh died after Sergeant Brian Maddison opened fire in 2012, just weeks after a Kenyan woman – Agnes Wa...

In many respects a lawsuit filed in November 2024 by DISH Network and Sling TV was similar to others filed by the companies in recent years. Filed at a federal court in Illinois, the lawsuit targeted Richard Moy, the alleged owner of CLVPN LLC, whi...

The most enduring questions in the online piracy debate loosely center on what causes it, who is to blame, who can be held liable for it, and what can be done to address it. Depending on variables including who asks and who answers, answers to thes...

After obtaining a court order that granted permission to block pirate streaming services, top-tier football league LaLiga faced a dilemma. Many of its targets were using Cloudflare’s reverse proxy service, which in basic terms allows a webhost’s IP...