This week, Google publishes Windows security flaws, Twitch licenses a music library, and AOL is restructuring.

Sources/notes:

• New Bill would Save ISPs from Utility Rules
• Net Neutrality Bill Allows 'Reasonable' Network Management
• IRS Opens Free Online Filing, but Only for the Poor
• Samsung Hires Former Co-President of Jony Ive's Design Firm
• Tech Giants Offer $415 Million to Settle No-Poaching Case
• Facebook Open-Sources New AI Modules
• Local and State Police Can No Longer Use Civil Forfeiture
• Activist Uses Wi-Fi Honeypot to Protest Government Surveillance
• Linus Torvalds Cares about Technology, Not You
• Linus Torvalds Cares about Diversity Because We Want Him To
• Google Publishes Long-Standing Windows Security Flaws
• Security Products Cry Wolf Too Often
• Government Censorship Justifies Piracy
• Twitch Licenses Music Library for Public Use
• US Sanctions Harm Crimea's Online Presence
• AOL is Restructuring, Layoffs to Come