After SOPA another thread to internet freedom has risen. Although it didn’t get as much atention as SOPA, many call it a lot more dangerous. If it passes the governement would have to force ISP’s to control our online activities and if we do something wrong our internet service provider will have to close our internet connection. It also makes all Genetically engineered Plants legal. And it kills cheap medicinies.

Why you should fight ACTA, before it’s too late and how.

Network providers may not be obliged to check for illegal downloads customer data. Because this would violate fundamental rights, the ECJ ruled.

Censorship begins with giving the authority to remove ideas and creativity to a corrupt party. Do you really think Corporations are the ones to have the rights specified within Protect IP and SOPA?

Cleanfeed is a system that blocks certain content available to users. Is given in the ISP level and is compulsory in some countries.

Several Internet service providers (ISP) U.S. and AT & T, Verizon, Comcast or Time Warner have reached an agreement with several copyright protection agencies among which are the RIAA and MPAA. Under the agreement, the ISP sent six notices to users who download material protected by copyright.

Cory Doctorow

The British government has brought down its long-awaited Digital Economy Bill, and it’s perfectly useless and terrible. It consists almost entirely of penalties for people who do things that upset the entertainment industry (including the "three-strikes" rule that allows your entire family to be cut off from the net if anyone who lives in your house is accused of copyright infringement, without proof or evidence or trial), as well as a plan to beat the hell out of the video-game industry with a new, even dumber rating system (why is it acceptable for the government to declare that some forms of artwork have to be mandatorily labelled as to their suitability for kids? And why is it only some media? Why not paintings? Why not novels? Why not modern dance or ballet or opera?).

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TalkTalk has strongly denied claims from privacy campaigners that it has acted illegally by secretly monitoring the websites its customers visit.

Details of how copyright offences will be dealt with under the controversial new
law are starting to become clear. Ben Camm-Jones explains.