The agency's request follows a decision by BART to block service during protests last August
The SECURE IT Act won't create new regulations for U.S. businesses, its sponsors say
The agency asks for public comments as it moves forward with a process to write privacy codes of conduct
The defendant sold supposed backup copies of Adobe, Microsoft and Autodesk software through multiple websites, ICE says
The group's proposals would shorten the copyright term and create penalties for bogus takedown notices
US residents also report other fraud schemes coming through email and websites
A bill requiring ISPs to retain IP addresses for a year raises privacy concerns for several groups
Canadian businesses charged customers after signing them up for the supposedly free offers, the agency says
Some privacy groups question the plan to allow online companies to participate in writing new codes of conduct
Business participation in the privacy codes will be voluntary, but may be in their best interest, officials say
