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Fighting the EU data retention directive
From the Open Rights Group website: «The Open Rights Group is proud to be one of the 43 civil liberties NGOs and professional associations based in 11 European countries today submitting a brief to th… more →
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A few pounds/euros/dollars/..., geeks *can* make a difference
rich wrote 1 week ago: If we all loved cats, dogs, birds, woodlands or the countryside then we’d pay charitable dues … more →
Protests grow over 'ill thought out' and 'poorly worded' UK Digital Economy bill
stevevirgin wrote 3 weeks ago: The Digital Economy bill has sparked a wave of protest among consumers and rights groups. Soon after … more →
Digital Economy Bill branded "outrageous"
Peter Simpson wrote 1 month ago: Photo by ipocrates @ flickr The introduction of the Digital Economy Bill has been met with fierce cr … more →
Digital Economy Bill branded "outrageous"
Peter Simpson wrote 1 month ago: Photo by ipocrates @ flickr The introduction of the Digital Economy Bill has been met with fierce cr … more →
UK Digital Economy Bill: No Teeth, No Investment
postbureaucraticage wrote 1 month ago: The Government’s Digital Economy Bill was announced in the Queen’s speech yesterday. The … more →
What should they have done? (doesn't really matter)
neighbourhoodcat wrote 5 months ago: “1999 saw the debut of Napster – the net-based software that let people share their musi … more →
The right not to get caught
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Chris Swan wrote 7 months ago: For @monadic, who forgot this was happening, and @stephenbonner who asked for a blog post summarisin … more →
Home Office and Phorm
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Marius Ostrowski wrote 7 months ago: Oh look – it seems that the people who want complete access to our emails and texts were in ca … more →
Big Brother State wants your data
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CW wrote 8 months ago: In response to the encroachment of an increasingly surveillance-empowered state, the Open Rights Gro … more →
More Control
freethinkeruk wrote 8 months ago: We are now one day into yet another law that gathers our personal information and yet another step d … more →
Where are YOU found? Possibly in the EU.
corporateinvestigationsinc wrote 8 months ago: Did you ever wonder where “you” are found? I’m not talking about you physically … more →
"Copyright extension is the enemy of" creativity and learning. No to the EU extension on sound copyright.
fleshisgrass wrote 9 months ago: Updates – scroll to the bottom. This post contains arguments and resources on sound copyright … more →
e-voting: technik die begeistert / business as usual
marc wrote 10 months ago: das wird echt immer besser mit dem ganzen e-voting foo in oesterreich, je naeher die oeh-wahlen 2009 … more →
[Your Data] How Often Have They Lost Your Data
Lex Fear wrote 10 months ago: Open Rights Group have a questionnaire which should tell you! via: Ideal Government your data, data … more →
FWD>> Come to Brussels and demand sound copyright
Kathryn wrote 11 months ago: A message from the folks at Open Rights Group regarding Sound Copyright: The European Parliament is … more →
Obscurity
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Neil wrote 1 year ago: So tonight was the Neil Gaiman talk at the Open Rights Group event in Clerkenwell. I spent this morn … more →
Webwise?
bridgetfox wrote 1 year ago: I’m a BT Broadband customer, but I’ve not been invited to take part in their Webwise tri … more →
Is corruption treated differently by some EU/G8 member states? (plus electronic voting)
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Vitaliy wrote 1 year ago: That seems to be the case. Crossick over at Stanley’s blog notes the hypocritical position of … more →
Open Rights Group Verdict on London Elections: “Insufficient evidence” to declare confidence in results
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Aled Dilwyn Fisher wrote 1 year ago: This from the Open Rights Group (ORG) is scary stuff about the validity of the London Elections (w … more →
