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Feds take porn fight to Google
January 19, 2006 Bush administration subpoenas records of all searches over one week as it defends disputed antiporn law. Document: Google subpoenaed over pornographyGOP revives ISP-tracking legislation
February 7, 2007 New "law and order agenda" proposes data retention requirements. Also, owners of racy Web sites would have to post labels or go to prison.AT&T sued over NSA spy program
January 31, 2006 Civil liberties group files class action lawsuit claiming AT&T illegally opened its network to the National Security Agency.This week in tech and politics
August 18, 2006 A federal judge ruled that the warrantless Internet and telephone surveillance program authorized by the Bush administration violates the U.S. Constitution and must cease immediately.Backer of .xxx adult domain tries again
May 20, 2006 Entrepreneur hoping to create virtual red light district says pressure from conservative groups derailed .xxx last month.Straight talking on terrorism
November 17, 2004 Richard Clarke, former U.S. counterterrorism chief, tells what countries are really doing about cybersecurity.DC grapples with data mining
May 12, 2006 Senators promise hearings after report of millions of Americans' phone records being given to the NSA.Passports to get RFID chip implants
October 25, 2005 The State Department says tiny tracking chips will be put in passports starting next year, despite concerns over privacy.Appeals court upholds Net-wiretapping rules
June 9, 2006 Bush administration's Net surveillance plans receive boost from appeals court, which refused to overturn rules.Spy czar urges extension of warrantless-wiretap law
September 18, 2007 Many Democrats say there are too many unanswered questions about the scope of the Bush administration's surveillance activities.Congress may make ISPs snoop on you
May 16, 2006 Proposed law targets bloggers, search engines, and Web sites that might "facilitate" access to unlawful pornography.House panel approves legal shield for bloggers
August 1, 2007 Over objections from the Bush administration, a divided House committee approves bill allowing people doing journalism for "financial gain" to keep sources confidential.Appeals court dismisses suit against NSA spy program
July 6, 2007 Bush administration praises ruling, but Supreme Court appeal may be in future for plaintiffs who say they were illegally monitored.Bush administration attacks 'shield' for bloggers
June 14, 2007 Justice official says congressional proposal that could let bloggers protect sources in some cases raises "national security" concerns.Feds' tech budgets may hinge on cybersecurity prowess
February 7, 2007 Bush administration's top IT official says she's counting on agencies to fix flaws before eating up more dollars to build new systems.Republicans propose last-minute spy bill
November 16, 2006 Key Senate Republican frames it as chance for more "resources" and oversight for Bush administration spy program.Federal judge orders halt to NSA spy program
August 17, 2006 Authorized yet warrantless surveillance is ruled unconstitutional, but gets a stay of execution.Gonzales pressures ISPs on data retention
May 27, 2006 In private meeting at the DOJ, attorney general and FBI director pressure Internet providers to record their customers' activities.Appeals court may let NSA lawsuits proceed
August 15, 2007 Panel peppers government attorneys with sharp questions and suggests that two cases alleging illegal surveillance may be allowed to continue.Report: Feds manipulate release of climate change research
March 28, 2007 Whistleblower group says Bush administration restricts government scientists from sharing findings freely with the media, drawing concern from some members of Congress. Sponsored matches for "Bush Administration"
