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European Commission Calls for Pirate Site Blocking Around the Globe
See discussion (96 comments, 124 points) - Archive
Why is the US Green Party's site blocked?
See discussion (48 comments, 89 points) - Archive
A court ruling in Austria could censor the internet worldwide
See discussion (121 comments, 153 points) - Archive
Freedom of expression is at a ten-year low globally, study says
See discussion (156 comments, 145 points) - Archive
EU Agencies Falsely Report More Than 550 Archive.org URLs as Terrorist Content
See discussion (207 comments, 519 points) - Archive
Four Wikipedias to ‘Black Out’ over EU Copyright Directive
See discussion (196 comments, 277 points) - Archive
Protest against the EU radio lockdown
See discussion (72 comments, 178 points) - Archive
The EU Terrorist Content Regulation – a threat to the ecosystem and user rights
See discussion (87 comments, 116 points) - Archive
'Right to be forgotten' could threaten global free speech, say NGOs
See discussion (77 comments, 85 points) - Archive
Criticisms of EU plans for copyright censorship machines removed from Google
See discussion (33 comments, 146 points) - Archive
Politicians in favor of upload filtering get channel deleted by upload filtering
See discussion (51 comments, 125 points) - Archive
Archive.org and California to start a data sharing and preservation project
See discussion (45 comments, 228 points) - Archive
Insights on the First Three Years of the Right to Be Forgotten at Google
See discussion (83 comments, 110 points) - Archive
Leaked: EU governments want to give record labels control over what we can post
See discussion (52 comments, 211 points) - Archive
W3C abandons consensus, standardizes DRM, EFF resigns
See discussion (978 comments, 2735 points) - Archive
An open letter to the W3C Director, CEO, team and membership
See discussion (5 comments, 110 points) - Archive
Tim Berners-Lee approves Web DRM, but W3C members have two weeks to appeal
See discussion (215 comments, 249 points) - Archive
Reflecting on the Right to be Forgotten
See discussion (213 comments, 128 points) - Archive
Tim Berners-Lee just gave us an opening to stop DRM in Web standards
See discussion (214 comments, 318 points) - Archive
European Court Allows Copyright Owners to Demand Open Wifi Networks be Secured
See discussion (73 comments, 157 points) - Archive
EU Court: Open WiFi Operator Not Liable for Pirate Users
See discussion (24 comments, 185 points) - Archive
Germany plans to remove owner liability for piracy on open Wi-Fi hotspots–report
See discussion (78 comments, 371 points) - Archive
An Open Letter to Members of the W3C Advisory Committee
See discussion (43 comments, 260 points) - Archive
Hungarian government briefly proposes to criminalize encrypted services
See discussion (86 comments, 315 points) - Archive
Google to France: We Won't Forget It for You Wholesale
See discussion (142 comments, 132 points) - Archive
European Parliament rejects EU plan to axe Freedom of Panorama
See discussion (46 comments, 117 points) - Archive
UK at risk of losing Freedom of Panorama
See discussion (124 comments, 191 points) - Archive
Google has now ‘forgotten’ more than a quarter-million URLs
See discussion (44 comments, 94 points) - Archive
Pianist asks Washington Post to remove review under 'right to be forgotten'
See discussion (88 comments, 91 points) - Archive
Europe's top court: people have right to be forgotten on Internet
See discussion (205 comments, 247 points) - Archive
Cancel Netflix if you value freedom
See discussion (161 comments, 87 points) - Archive
How The Copyright Industry Drives A Big Brother Dystopia
See discussion (7 comments, 82 points) - Archive
Finnish court: open WiFi owners not responsible for copyright infringement
See discussion (9 comments, 81 points) - Archive
EU Court of Justice: Censorship in Name of Copyright Violates Fundamental Rights
See discussion (49 comments, 216 points) - Archive
Wikipedia shuts down Italian site because of Berlusconi's "Wiretapping Act"
See discussion (59 comments, 271 points) - Archive
Blackout in Italy: "First time Wikipedia worldwide has done something like this"
See discussion (9 comments, 99 points) - Archive
Stop Killing Games
See discussion (259 comments, 483 points) - Archive
17-year-old student exposes Germany's 'secret' pirate site blocklist
See discussion (228 comments, 521 points) - Archive