Cory Doctorow·Oct 26Sovereign citizens, but for newsBy reading the LA Times, you agree…A response icon15A response icon15
Cory Doctorow·Jun 27Zuckerberg’s increasingly bizarre war on whistleblowersUnder no circumstances should you rush out and read the book that prompted Mark Zuckerberg to demand $111m and eternal auctorial silence.A response icon26A response icon26
Cory Doctorow·May 6In praise of vulturesThey screw you because they can.A response icon9A response icon9
Cory Doctorow·Aug 26, 2025By all means, tread on those peopleWe know you love freedom, we just wish you’d share.A response icon18A response icon18
Cory Doctorow·Aug 15, 2025Bluesky creates the world’s weirdest, hardest-to-understand binding arbitration clauseWhat, and I cannot stress this enough, the FUCK does this mean?!A response icon30A response icon30
Tim Cella·Jun 26, 2023Have you ever had a dispute with a company that was resolved through private arbitration?Have you ever had a dispute with a company that was resolved through private arbitration? How did that experience compare to going to…
Cory Doctorow·Jan 7, 2023NYT: Binding Arbitration For Thee, But Not For MeThe Grey Lady Is Deeply Conflicted About Your Right to Sue It.A response icon9A response icon9
Cory Doctorow·Jun 12, 2022The Geico STD story is the new McDonald’s Hot Coffee storyThe real story is binding arbitration.A response icon48A response icon48
Cory Doctorow·Feb 24, 2022Mass arbitration attack could bring Intuit to its kneesJustice for the millions ripped off by Turbotax’s “Free File” fraud.A response icon4A response icon4
