Awards season ain't over yet. Sunshine Week starts today, and that means EFF's giving out The Foilies—our annual "awards" for outrageous responses to public records requests.

Philip K. Dick wasn't completely wrong—elements of pre-crime technology are already in place. If you're at SXSW, learn more with EFF's Jennifer Lynch.

Today in the Takedown Hall of Shame: the man behind a game called Super Seducer follows a Twitter beef with a DMCA notice

Five Senators and a Big Pharma trade association are pressuring Internet companies to censor pharmacy and drug websites without a court order.

Congress is dangerously close to passing this censorship bill into law. Call your Senators now.

The argument that nominally private social media accounts—like @realDonaldTrump's—allow a government agency or official the unfettered right to shut out constituents is incorrect and must be rejected. 

This dangerous bill has already passed the House, and it's expected to come up for a vote in the Senate any day.

This Sunday is EFF-Austin's annual Cyberpunk Party. On the bill: Native American AR/VR activists Caroline Old Coyote and Michael Running Wolf, musician Pilgrimess, and EFF's own surveillance researcher Dave Maass.

Today we welcome back the redesigned Takedown Hall of Shame with a tale of Youtube, automated copyright bots, and "10 Hours of Low Level White Noise"