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MPAA, P2P file sharing, Piracy, surveillance 7 February, 2009

TorrentSpy to Appeal in MPAA Court Case

Post from: TorrentFreak TorrentSpy to Appeal in MPAA Court Case For years, TorrentSpy has been a well known player in the BitTorrent community. In 2006 the site attracted more visitors than any other BitTorrent site,…


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blocking and filtering, censorship, Denmark, ISP liability, The Pirate bay 7 February, 2009

Danish ISPs to Fight the Pirate Bay Block

Post from: TorrentFreak Danish ISPs to Fight the Pirate Bay Block In a court case initiated by the IFPI, a Danish judge ruled last year that Tele2 had to block its users from accessing The…


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Data Protection, Google, Privacy 7 February, 2009

Can the all-seeing, all-knowing Google be trusted to rule the world?

Can the all-seeing, all-knowing Google be trusted to rule the world?: “It has been a busy week for Google.” (Via Tech and Web from Times Online.)


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blocking and filtering, censorship, New Zealand 6 February, 2009

New Zealand bolts net filtering regime into place

New Zealand bolts net filtering regime into place: “ Shows Oz – and us – how it’s done If you thought that net filtering and grandiose firewalls were the exclusive preserve of West Island (or…


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EU, freedom of speech, ISP liability 6 February, 2009

Commissioner pours scorn on internet freedom law

Commissioner pours scorn on internet freedom law: “ US Bill stuck in mud, European copycat trundles on New EU laws to protect freedom on the internet and force ISPs to stand up to authoritarian regimes…


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Data Protection, Database Nation, Privacy, surveillance, UK 6 February, 2009

Lords say surveillance society erodes foundations of UK

Lords say surveillance society erodes foundations of UK: “ Shift in character of life comes under fire The House of Lords Constitution Committee has warned that increasing use of surveillance by the government and private…


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blocking and filtering, censorship, Thailand 6 February, 2009

Thai group encourages use of VPNs to bypass state censorship | Betanews

Thai group encourages use of VPNs to bypass state censorship | Betanews by Tim Conneally, February 5, 2009, 2:52 PM Thailand map (square)In light of the Thai government’s strict censorship rules, anti-censorship group Freedom Against…


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Child Protection, Data Protection, UK 5 February, 2009

Websites for children must register their moderators, says new law

Websites for children must register their moderators, says new law: “Organisations with interactive websites likely to be used mainly by children must ensure that staff moderating the sites are not barred from working with children…


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EU, Grooming 5 February, 2009

Sexual abuse of children: MEPs want to criminalise “grooming” on the Internet

Sexual abuse of children: MEPs want to criminalise “grooming” on the Internet (Plenary sessions) Justice and home affairs – 03-02-2009 – 13:26 ‘Grooming’ and paedophile chat rooms on the Internet should be criminalised, sex crimes…


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child pornography, Child Protection, EU, sexual exploitation 5 February, 2009

EP Texts adopted : Combating the sexual exploitation of children and child pornography

Texts adopted – Tuesday, 3 February 2009 – Combating the sexual exploitation of children and child pornography – P6_TA-PROV(2009)0040 European Parliament recommendation of 3 February 2009 to the Council on combating the sexual exploitation of…


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