Portugal bans use of DRM that limits access to public domain works

EDRi/EFF, here. 

EFF Resigns From W3C After DRM In HTML Is Approved In Secret Vote

TechDirt, here. 

The world's libraries tell the W3C that DRM is bad for the web

BoiungBoing, here. 

Tim Berners-Lee Sells Out His Creation: Officially Supports DRM In HTML

TechDirt, here. 

What's wrong with the Copyright Office's DRM study?

BoingBoing, here. 

Freedom to Innovate (and the Internet of Cranes)

J. Zittrain, Video here. 

Apple Wins Decade-Old Suit Over iTunes Updates

NYTimes, here.

Jury finds Apple not guilty of harming consumers in iTunes DRM case

TheVerge, here. 

Former iTunes Engineer Tells Court He Worked to Block Competitors

WSJ, here.

Apple on trial: company execs say DRM was forced on them by record labels

ArsTechnica, here.

Star Witness in Apple Lawsuit Is Steve Jobs

NYTimes, here.

Original Complaint (2005) here. Original Motion to Dismiss here. 

Amazon and Hachette kiss and make up

C. Doctorow,  here.

Apple Facing Trial Over Whether Its Use Of DRM Violated Antitrust Laws

TechDirt, here.

Open Letter to European Commission: Stop DRM in HTML5

Free Software Foundation Europe, here.

Circumventing a protection system of a games console may, in certain circumstances, be lawful

C-355/12, Nintendo and Others v PC Box Srl and Ot, Press Release here. Full text here.

Judge Dismisses E-Book DRM Antitrust Case

Copyrightandtechnology.com, here. 

Tim Berners-Lee on Why HTML5 "Needs" DRM

Computerworlduk.com, here. 

Lowering Your Standards: DRM and the Future of the W3C

Eff.org, here. 

EFF Makes Formal Objection to DRM in HTML5

Eff.org, here. 

Petition Fights Proposal For Digital Rights Management In Internet Core

Ip-watch.org, here.