Posts and stories are listed in reverse chronological order, with the newest at the top.

Volunteer wiki editors: see Talk page for links awaiting addition below.

Links to dozens of news articles & blog posts on the Act can be found on Coadec's Twitter Page.

Blog posts

"Fair use" generates trillions in the US alone by Nate Anderson, Ars Technica, 28 April 2010
- Using similar (dubious?) methods to copyright industry statistics, a Computer and Communications Industry Association shows huge economic value from limitations to copyright protection.

Digital Economy Bill raises big questions for Parliament by Mark Lazarowicz (then MP for Edinburgh North & Leith), 10 April 2010
Copyright law must be simplified by Felix Cohen, 10 April 2010
- "[T]he passing of the digital economy bill has made a stark choice clear: we can prop up the big record labels for another five years by criminalising a generation, or we can enthusiastically support a creative economic renaissance by providing a framework for reuse, remixing and fair use of creative products."
A user's timetable to the Digital Economy Act - P2P: What happens next? by Andrew Orlovski, 9 Apr 2010

A letter to my MP by Cameron Neylon, 7 April 2010
An Open Letter to Siôn Simon, Pete Wishart, David Lammy, Peter Luff, John Robertson, Stephen Timms by Mo McRoberts, 6 April 2010
Digital economy bill: One clown giveth and the other clown taketh away by Richard Stallman, 6 April 2010
- "If the government were to ... turn its attention to the real issue – how to support the arts in the digital age without impeding sharing – there is no shortage of methods it could try."

News stories

ConDems Won’t Repeal UK’s Digital Economy Act by Robert Andrews, 20 May 2010
- ' “We’re not going to repeal it,” the new UK government’s Conservative culture secretary Jeremy Hunt told paidContent:UK. Instead, the administration will wait to see how the act’s measures perform and, if alterations or something more is needed, take action later, Hunt said.' The story indicates that graduated response will go ahead, but site blocking will not.
Wi-fi owner fined for lax security in Germany BBC News, 14 May
Feds raise questions about big media's piracy claims by Greg Sandoval, Cnet News, 12 April 2010
Digital Economy Act likely to increase households targeted for piracy by Dan Sabbagh, The Guardian, 10 April 2010
- "Fears increase that law firms may home in on innocent web users who don't illegally download."
What the Digital Economy Bill (now Act) means for small businesses by Dan Martin, 8 April 2010
Digital Economy Bill: Quick Guide To All 45 Measures by Robert Andrews, 7 April 2010

Ideas for responses to the Act -- suggest and vote on ideas (Ideascale)
Another list of ideas -- you can suggest and vote here too (Google Moderator)
What Digital Economy Bill? -- Twitter users protest
Digital Britain Interim Report: Write to Reply -- 2009 report which preceded the Digital Economy Act, with comments from the public
Protecting creativity: Copyright and wrong -- The Economist on why the rules on copyright need to return to their roots, 8 April 2010
Intellectual Property: Observations on Efforts to Quantify the Economic Effects of Counterfeit and Pirated Goods, GAO report, 12 April 2010
- "Three widely cited U.S. government estimates of economic losses resulting from counterfeiting cannot be substantiated due to the absence of underlying studies. Generally, the illicit nature of counterfeiting and piracy makes estimating the economic impact of IP infringements extremely difficult, so assumptions must be used to offset the lack of data. Efforts to estimate losses involve assumptions such as the rate at which consumers would substitute counterfeit for legitimate products, which can have enormous impacts on the resulting estimates."

The Open Rights Group (who organised the most prominent campaign against the Bill)
- ORG forums
- ORG petition against sections 11-18 of the Act, and Repeal the Digital Economy Act site
The Pirate Party UK (who opposed the Bill and will be standing in the General Election 2010)
Coping with the Digital Economy Act: Open Meetup 22 May 2010, London (TBC). It's another wiki: please contribute there too!
The Coalition for a Digital Economy: "aims to support the creation of a lasting, sustainable and innovative Digital Economy for British SMEs and fast-moving innovation businesses"
The 3 major party leaders on the DE Bill: videos from the Youtube and Facebook Digital Debate