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Linking to Illegal Material

	Judge orders Indymedia NL to Remove Links to Radikal Mirrors - Press release about a ruling against indirectly linking to articles advocating railroad sabotage. [Indymedia NL] Rate this
	DOJ Rips Hackers, '2600' Mag in DVD-Cracking Flap - A Justice Department Circuit Court of Appeals filing is critical of 2600's linking to the DeCSS code. [ZDNet] Rate this
	Assessing Linking Liability - Discusses who is liable for linking to sites containing illegal content. Free registration required. [NY Times] Rate this
	Free Speech on the Web? Don't Even Talk About It - Criticism of the District Court linking ruling. "Despite freedom of speech, you still can't shout 'FIRE' in a crowded theater. Now you can't even point to the person shouting." [ZDNet] Rate this
	Only News That's Fit to Link - A United States District Judge has issued a ruling banning links to illegal sites. [Wired] Rate this
	Hollywood Looks to Kill Hyperlinks in Copyright Fights - Analysis of linking lawsuits. [CNet] Rate this
	Is Linking Illegal? - Implications of the DeCSS ruling against linking. Free registration required. [NY Times] Rate this
	DVD Lawsuit Questions Legality of Linking - An introduction to the DeCSS linking lawsuit. Free registration required. [NY Times] Rate this
	Copyright Decision Threatens Freedom to Link - Report on the ruling against linking to pirated copies of a copyrighted Mormon text. Free registration required. [NY Times] Rate this
	Federal Judge Orders Couple to Remove Web links to Mormon Text - Report on a restraining order barring links to copyrighted Mormon texts. [Freedom Forum] Rate this
	ISP Forced to Pull 'Sabotage' Site - Short report on the Alta Vista and Google removal of links to a page advocating sabotage of Deutsche Bahn, a German railroad company. [vnunet.com] Rate this
	University Bans Controversial Links - The University of California at San Diego has ordered a student organization to delete hyperlinks to an alleged terrorist Web site, citing the recently enacted USA Patriot Act. [CNet] Rate this
	Studio Warns Kung Fu Site - Covers a cease-and-desist letter for linking to an unlicensed shopping site. [Wired News] Rate this