/r/cyberlaws report: Friday, September 18, 2015 - Thursday, September 24, 2015 subredditreports

Totals: 7 days, 21 posts, 41 comments.
Included in this report: The top 21 posts, and 41 of the top comments, by 42 distinct authors.
No comments or posts were gilded :(

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Most Popular Posts

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Score	Author	Post Title
97	/u/kitten_based_economy	If elected president, Jeb Bush will get rid of net neutrality rules - Arstechnica
89	/u/Nin_Fi	Symantec caught issuing rogue Google.com certificates
51	/u/jeffchard	Former cop gets two years in prison for teaching clients to beat polygraphs
45	/u/TheLantean	Court: Cell Site Location Records From Five Minutes Ago Are 'Historical,' Not 'Real Time'
40	/u/jeffchard	Volkswagen Group must recall 500,000 diesel cars for cheating on smog tests. very naughty
37	/u/IranRPCV	Judge Rules Warner / Chappell Doesn't Have the Rights to 'Happy Birthday'
35	/u/TheLantean	How NSA Surveillance May Result In Fragmenting The Internet: EU Court Leaning Towards Ending 'Privacy Safe Harbor'
29	/u/jeffchard	Documentarian wipes out Warner’s $2M “Happy Birthday” copyright
22	/u/Veronicapol5	Even though more devices are being connected to the Internet, including refrigerators that can order groceries for you, the government can’t set broad cybersecurity requirements.
16	/u/jeffchard	Appeals court grants injunction to Apple, bans some features from Samsung phones - Ars Technica
12	/u/lawblogz	Done Deal: Ellen Pao doesn't have to pay Kleiner Perkins' legal fees
7	/u/jeffchard	Volkswagen admits 11 million diesel cars have sneaky software installed - Ars Technica
6	/u/bigbabyboi	Homeland Security chief pushes Senate to move cyber bill - "Despite opposition, pressure to pass some form of the legislation is mounting"
5	/u/jeffchard	Dallas Buyers Club files third lawsuit over Popcorn Time - Ars Technica
4	/u/nestingba1	Hackable Dildo Company Seeks Prior Art and Funds for Cybersex Patent Defense Case
3	/u/jeffchard	Volkswagen CEO resigns amid emissions test cheating scandal
3	/u/jeffchard	Volkswagen’s dirty mission: Where’s the beginning and where’s the end? - Ars Technica
2	/u/ZaneeG5_	NIST is a great source for best practices,” agreed HP security strategist Stan Wisseman
2	/u/lawblogz	Senators Get Mixed Advice on Electronic Data
1	/u/Captainarax	Question: I have an idea for a program which would allow the user to play any youtube videos from said program. Assuming I don't sell it, is it legal to do?
1	/u/beartato327	US restrictions on International websites

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