Disabled veteran asks for public support; service dog faces euthanasia for biting woman who beat him with metal pole – DogHeirs – Where Dogs Are Family – Keywords: Service dog, American Allaunt, bite, colorado

An Army Veteran with disabilities is asking for the public’s help in saving his service dog, Dutch, from court-ordered euthanasia. After being punched, kicked, and hit with a metal pole for several minutes, Dutch bit his attacker and has now been accused of being a   Original post on dogheirs.com    Comments on reddit.com   

iPad hasn’t cornered market on round corners, says Dutch court – Apple

Following in the U.K.’s footsteps, a Dutch court has found that Samsung’s Galaxy tablets do not infringe Apple’s design patents for the iPad. Read this article by Zack Whittaker on CNET News.   Original post on cnet.com    Comments on reddit.com   

Report: Shell gushed cash on Nigeria security – Central & South Asia – Al Jazeera English

Leaked documents reveal oil giant spent nearly 40 per cent of its $1bn security budget to guard assets in Nigeria.   Original post on aljazeera.com    Comments on reddit.com   

Dead on arrival? Dutch Parliament kills ACTA before EU vote – RT

Lawmakers in Holland have voted to strike down the international Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), slammed by many as a free speech and information access choker. Dutch MPs have also ruled the government will never sign any such agreement.   Original post on rt.com    Comments on reddit.com   

Dutch Parliament Rejects ACTA On Human Rights Violations – TorrentFreak

The controversial ACTA treaty is quickly losing support in Europe. After a handful of countries already backed off last week, The Netherlands and Bulgaria put their decisions of hold today. A majority of the Parliament is against the ratification of ACTA. They only intend to change this position if there’s irrefutable evidence that it doesn’t [...]   Original post on torrentfreak.com    Comments on digg.com   

Dutch ISPs Refuse To Block The Pirate Bay – TorrentFreak

Two large ISPs in the Netherlands have said they will not be blocking subscriber access to The Pirate Bay, as demanded by the Hollywood supported anti-piracy outfit BREIN. T-Mobile and KPN argue that blocking websites is a threat to the open Internet, and suggest that the entertainment industry focuses on new business models instead. BREIN is now expected to take the ISPs to court.   Original post on torrentfreak.com    Comments on reddit.com