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San Francisco [...] the Electronic Frontier Foundation. The San Francisco group is a leading advocate for anonymous speech [...]

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Electronic Frontier Foundation [...] said Matt Zimmerman, an attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation . The San Francisco group is a leading [...] state of the law, too, said Zimmerman, of the Electronic Frontier Foundation . In general, he said, courts have been [...]