Founded before most Americans had ever heard of a dial-up modem, the San Francisco-based Electronic Frontier Foundation has become one of the country’s front-line advocates for civil liberties in the Internet age. Along with its patent reform agenda, EFF is especially well known for challenging digital copyright protections that it sees as threats to free speech.
The nonprofit saw those efforts pay off again this week, when a federal appeals court gave one of its clients a green light to pursue damages against Universal Music Group Inc. for demanding the removal of a mother’s YouTube video of her dancing toddler.
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