Publications

Español Jimmy Kimmel has been in the news a lot recently, which means the ongoing lawsuit against him by perennial late-night punching bag/convicted fraudster/former congressman George Santos flew under the radar. But what happened in that case is...

Journalists from Declassified UK have been barred from attending Labour’s conference in Liverpool this week. It marks the second year in a row that Declassified has been refused entry, with the Labour party failing to provide a clear reason on both o...

The Pentagon faced bipartisan backlash for its ridiculous policy requiring journalists to agree not to obtain or report “unauthorized” information. Now, in a response to an inquiry from the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, officials are...

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

We need your help to make a common-sense bill into California law. Despite the fact that California has one of the nation’s most comprehensive data privacy laws, it’s not always easy for people to exercise those privacy rights. A.B. 566 intends to ma...

The Royal Air Force museum in London hosted an event last week supporting the education of Israeli soldiers who have fought in Gaza, Declassified can reveal. The event, entitled “The future of Israel’s air force”, featured an Israeli pilot, Colonel...

Following its launch early 2024, Italy’s Piracy Shield blocking system was rarely out of the headlines for long. Promoted as the ultimate solution to online piracy, hype and excitement soon gave way to the practical realities of a notoriously diffi...

California’s Governor should sign S.B. 7, a common-sense bill to end some of the harshest consequences of automated abuse at work. EFF is proud to join dozens of labor, digital rights, and other advocates in support of the “No Robo Bosses Act.” Algor...

In the spring of 2012, Google formally launched its Copyright Transparency Report, sharing details on all copyright-related removal requests, including the targeted links and their senders. In the years that followed, the number of reported URLs in...

A searchable public database known as the Police Records Access Project has made public for the first time more than 1.5 million pages of previously secret records about the use of force and misconduct by California police officers. The California Re...