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PANORAMA hadopi : Are you confiscating my ipod? EU citizens against ‘Acta’ treaty

Are you confiscating my ipod? EU citizens against ‘Acta’ treaty

A proposed worldwide ‘anti-counterfeiting trade agreement’ (ACTA) would impose a legal framework on online intellectual property rights. The term 'internet' is not even mentioned once in the entire treaty, infuriating European citizens who fear for their freedoms and about censorship

by Matthieu Amaré @ , Agata Jaskot @ , Cristina Cartes @ , Jacopo Franchi @ , Katha Kloss @ // 25/01/12

hadopi, italy, censorship, germany, france, law, techno-media

ANALYSIS hadopi : Internet: 'the great anarchist event' no longer ours to 'control'

Internet: 'the great anarchist event' no longer ours to 'control'

When Irish telecommunications company Eircom blocked customer access to the Pirate Bay in September, you could almost hear a faint, sardonic chuckle erupt from internet users all over the world. As Britain and France impose their own legislation to cut off internet access for filesharing offenders, the EU parliament and commission hold talks to formalise their positions on 4 November

by Tim Mac an Airchinnigh @ // 27/10/09

hadopi, european parliament, money, cinema, pirate bay, united kingdom, european commission

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Hadopi: the European Parliament bares its teeth!

Not only has the French press indulged in the « Internet et création » Act, the European media now gets its share of the show. Early May, the Euro deputies have officially opposed the famous French Hadopi law. Why? Denying access to the internet is against European citizens’ fundamental rights. Back to ...

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