CorynnEFF

One of the major things we have done is win several exemptions to the DMCA, so its lawful to jailbreak/root your phone, or break encryption on a DVD (or streaming) to extract video to make remixes. The exemption process has to be repeated every three years, so the next round is starting up soon. We'll be seeking to renew the existing exemptions, and expand on them.

You own your device (phone, ipad whatever) but you only license the software in it, and those licenses usually come with a ton of restrictions. And, thanks to the DMCA, if that software is also locked down by DRM, breaking it even for a lawful reason can mean breaking the law.

EFF (and PK) have also filed briefs in courts around the country explaining the importance of protecting consumers' rights to sell/lend/re-use/ tinker with their stuff. We've had some big wins, and some sad losses, but it's not a fight we're ever going to retreat from.

My wishlist, off the top of my head: Eliminate section 1201 of the DMCA; rationalize copyright penalties; make clear that first sale and related rights (e.g., to repair) extend to digital goods; scale back copyright terms. There's more, but that'd be a good start.

Oh, and Batman, obviously.