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Belgium, ISP liability, P2P file sharing, Piracy 28 October, 2008

Belgian ISP wins reprieve in copyright infringement filtering case

Belgian ISP wins reprieve in copyright infringement filtering case: “A Belgian internet service provider that had been ordered by the courts to filter out copyright-infringing material from its network has won a court reprieve. It…


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Canada, Defamation 28 October, 2008

Linking to defamatory material is not the same as publishing it, says Canadian court

Linking to defamatory material is not the same as publishing it, says Canadian court: “The publisher of a link to defamatory material does not have any liability for that defamation, a Canadian court has ruled….


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Civil Liberties, Code of Conduct, Google 28 October, 2008

YaGoogleSoft! adopt voluntary ‘code of ethics’

YaGoogleSoft! adopt voluntary ‘code of ethics’: “ No more grassing up Chinese dissidents? The US’s Center for Democracy & Technology has announced that after two years of negotiations, Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft will in the…


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Data Protection, Official Secrecy, terrorism, UK 28 October, 2008

Official who lost secret al-Qaeda report pleads guilty

Official who lost secret al-Qaeda report pleads guilty: “ ‘My bad’, says forgetful vomiter The senior civil servant who left government documents detailing intelligence on al-Qaeda on a commuter train in June has pleaded guilty…


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DMCA, Notice and Takedown, Takedown, USA 28 October, 2008

EFF Marks 10th Anniversary of DMCA with Report on Law’s Unintended Consequences

The updated EFF report entitled Unintended Consequences: Ten Years Under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act which assesses the problematic application of the notice & takedown provisions of the US legislation is definitely worth reading. [Yaman…


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Civil Liberties, freedom of speech, Google, Privacy 28 October, 2008

New steps to protect free expression and privacy around the world

Interesting initiative… (Via Google Public Policy Blog.) New steps to protect free expression and privacy around the world: “Posted by Andrew McLaughlin, Director of Public Policy and Government Affairs (Cross-posted from the Official Google Blog)…


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blocking and filtering, censorship, Thailand 28 October, 2008

Thais block anti-royal websites

Thais block anti-royal websites: “Thailand plans to spend millions of dollars on an internet firewall, to block websites deemed insulting to the monarchy.” (Via BBC News.)


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Copyright, DMCA, Notice and Takedown, USA 28 October, 2008

The Web Thrived In Spite Of The DMCA, Not Because Of It

(Via Techdirt.) The Web Thrived In Spite Of The DMCA, Not Because Of It: “While I was pointing out all of the reasons why the DMCA needs to be re-examined from scratch, Wired has put…


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Canada, Defamation 28 October, 2008

Canadian Court Rules That Linking To Defamatory Articles Isn’t Defamatory

(Via Techdirt.) Canadian Court Rules That Linking To Defamatory Articles Isn’t Defamatory: “You may recall the story of Wayne Crookes, a Canadian businessman who is active in the Green Party in Canada. In 2007, he…


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blocking and filtering, Blogger, censorship, Piracy, Turkey 28 October, 2008

Blogger and Blogspot blocking orders removed by the Turkish court

[Blog entry by Dr. Yaman Akdeniz] It is now been reported by a media news source that the Diyarbakir First Criminal Court of Peace has removed the blocking order it issued on 20.10.2008 (order no….


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