News regarding censorship.
Article 11 and Article 13 are currently in “Trilogue” meetings. Leaks suggest that the EU’s copyright proposal haven’t changed much.
Trilogue Meetings Barely Nudge Needle in Article 11 and Article 13 Read More »
Major foreign movie studios are pushing Japan to implement Internet censorship. They are using every talking point in the book to make it happen.
Major Movie Studio’s Push for Internet Censorship in Japan Read More »
With Internet censorship becoming a failed policy in Australia, the government is proposing even more Internet censorship.
New Copyright Proposal to Increase Internet Censorship in Australia Read More »
There’s been some movement on the Article 11 and Article 13 file. Italy is now voicing opposition to the directives.
Italy’s Opposition Shows Fight to Stop Article 11 and 13 Not Over Read More »
The UK is currently considering anti-terrorism legislation. Provisions in the legislation is raising concerns for online free speech.
Free Speech Concerns Raised Over UK Anti-Terrorism Legislation Read More »
In a big victory for digital rights, Canadian regulator, the CRTC, has rejected the Bell coalition proposal to censor the Internet.
CRTC Rejects Bell’s Internet Censorship Proposal Read More »
While some may look at the European copyright debate as an artist vs tech debate, some voices are casting doubt on that perspective.
Former Universal Music Exec: Article 13 Will Hold Music Industry Back Read More »
An MEP who voted for the copyright laws that critics say would break the Internet is now expressing shock over what he voted “yes” to.
MEP Who Voted for EU Copyright Law Shocked At What’s In It Read More »
While the vote is a major blow to Internet freedom, Cory Doctorow is saying that the war is far from over.
Fight to Save the Internet in Europe Not Over – Doctorow Read More »
The European parliament has dealt a crushing blow to Internet freedom. They passed the copyright laws that would mandate Internet censorship and link taxes.
EU Government Rejects Internet Rights and Passes Copyright Laws Read More »
