On Friday, 26-year-old internet activist Aaron Swartz—who was facing 13 federal charges, along with a potential $1 million fine and 35 years in prison—committed suicide.
After his death, Aaron Swartz became one of the Internet’s most famous defenders of the free exchange of information, one of the most polarizing figures on the topic of intellectual property ...
In January, a celebrated Internet activist, Aaron Swartz, committed suicide. Swartz, who had long battled depression, was being prosecuted for downloading – or stealing – 4.8 million academic ...
After 26-year old entrepreneur and activist Aaron Swartz killed himself last week, his family and friends laid some of the blame on federal prosecutors who had charged him with crimes for a 2011 ...
In a long awaited report, MIT has concluded it acted prudently in its handling of the prosecution of internet activist Aaron Swartz, who committed suicide in January 2013. Spencer Ante joins digits.
We've already said it many times before: Reddit and the malicious company (Conde Nast) that controls it (and works for Microsoft) lie about Swartz, trying to posthumously squeeze his corpse for some ...
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