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The future of law libraries, Internet censorship in the UK, civic media, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Citizen media and anonymity after Amina, linked open data, bringing Wikipedia to Afghan families, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Negotiating privacy, the FCC on the future of media, open metadata, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Mapping the US popular blogosphere, Tupac Shakur, open access, and more...in this week's Buzz.

$100,000 vs. a college education, the impact of digital media on youth civic engagement, reinterpreting the Patriot Act, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Library privacy; Russian media vs. "Arab Spring"; hyperlinking practices; centralization, some pros and cons; and more...in this week's BUZZ...

Russian media; "PROTECT IP"; WBUR's OpenCourt project; e-books; designing for serendipity; and more...in this week's BUZZ...

Media Cloud relaunches, musing over the future of the PC, the death of Osama bin Laden, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Fighting for one's online identity, the blogger lawsuit against HuffPo, best practices for malware reporting, and more...in this week's Buzz.

Internet filtering at the National Science Foundation, new Righthaven cases, the story behind the Googleplex, and more...in this week's BUZZ.

Botnet takedowns, Kenyan video bloggers, an update on COICA, and more...in this week's BUZZ.

New Internet controls in Russia, musing on the Monobloc, British libel reform, and more...in this week's BUZZ.

The end of a Comcast saga, analyzing news cycles with Media Cloud, smartphones in the courtroom, and more...in this week's BUZZ.

Philosophers searching Google, an epic telecom saga, the music business, and more...in this week's BUZZ.

Kill switches, Facebook friends and regime instability, open access, and more...in this week's BUZZ.

Contextualizing "Internet freedom"; new media diplomacy; universities vs. journals; and MORE...in this week's BUZZ...

Internet kill switches, open access, the Jasmine Revolution, and more...in this week's BUZZ.

Orkut's power in Brazil, Internet filtering at the Wisconsin State Capitol, a "spicy twist" in a recent copyright case, and more...in this week's BUZZ.

Secretary Clinton's Internet freedom speech, protests in Bahrain, the National Broadband Map, and more...in this week's Buzz.

A closer look at Wikipedia's gender gap, protests in an African country (hint: it's neither Egypt nor Tunisia), standing up for the right to make cellphone recordings of police,…