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Jack Douglass Picks Top Ten YouTubers
Internet comedian John Patrick "Jack" Douglass (Your Grammar Sucks) counts down top ten video bloggers that are killing it on (or possibly just killing) YouTube right now.
EFF and Allies Launch Copyright Week
Just two days after the anniversary of Aaron Swartz' death, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and partners launched the "Copyright Week" campaign, which centers around informing the public about different principles deemed crucial to reforming copyright laws.