Is clicking the "like" button on Facebook, something millions of users do dozens of times every single day, an act of protected free speech?
According to the purveyors of the li...
Back in May, a federal judge ruled that a Facebook "like" is not considered speech that can be protected by the First Amendment. You can read more background on the story...
If you're traveling around the U.K. and something pisses you off so much that you jokingly tweeting that you're going to blow an airport "sky high" - have no fear. That's because...
As we've seen in the past, social media can add some complications to the normal flow of legal proceedings. In recent months, we've seen court cases wind up declared mistrials bec...
Naked TSA protest: The next time you feel the folks at the Transportation Security Administration are getting a little too frisky with their pat-down inspection, take off all of yo...
The United Nations has been in a funny place for a while now in regards to the Internet. By funny, of course, I mean terrifying. There has been talk of the UN pushing for the Inter...
In a new report commissioned by Google that examines the scope of free speech that should be permitted to search engines, UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh, who authored the report,...
The next time you feel the overwhelming desire to express your thoughts and opinions through what you "like" on Facebook, keep in mind that others may not feel the same way. In fac...
Proposed legislation on the table in both Iraq and Lebanon has free speech and human rights watch groups on alert. The proposed laws -- which deals with press freedom and online pu...
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