Your Daily Digital Digest for Thursday, October 20th, 2016
Here's your Daily Digital Digest for Thursday, October 20th, 2016.
Your news links for today:
- CNN Tells Viewers It's Illegal For Them To Read Wikileaks Document Dumps. CNN Is Wrong - Techdirt
- Appeals Court Affirms NSA Surveillance Can Be Used To Investigate Domestic Criminal Suspects - Techdirt
- If elected, Clinton would support an “Encryption Commission” to help feds - Ars Technica
- Your dynamic IP address is now protected personal data under EU law - Ars Technica
- Snowden: 'Politics of fear' keep Trudeau from repealing Canada anti-terror law - The Guardian
- FCC Chairman Wheeler sees his legacy as consumers first - CNET
- T-Mobile Pays $48 Million Fine For Throttling 'Unlimited' Users - DSL Reports
- Comcast Sued For Misleading, Hidden Fees - DSL Reports
- Amazon Eyes Becoming a European Broadband ISP - DSL Reports
- Amazon internet service in Europe: could Canada follow? - Peter Nowak
- The success of Netflix, Amazon and Hulu has cord-cutters rejoicing — and recalculating - Market Watch
- Samsung made YouTube remove video of GTA mod that turns Note 7 into a bomb - The Verge
All links compiled by OpenMedia community member and volunteer Andrew Currie.