Monthly Archives: January 2012
Should the #Cloud be part of the Digital Agenda for Europe
Here is some info regarding the “Digital Agenda for Europe”: In the “Planned Actions” section, a lot of planned actions are listed: Action 1: Simplifying pan-European licensing for online works Action 2: Preserving orphan works and out of print works … Continue reading
Are the FBI and fellow actors in #MegaUpload takedown, criminals?
The FBI and fellow law enforcement actors around the world may be committing a criminal offence by denying access to our Intellectual Property (IP) on the MegaUpload servers. Their cumbersome sledgehammer-to-crack-a-nut take-down has denied me access to my IP. By … Continue reading
Twitter censorship
How is this going to function in practice? Having a look at http://chillingeffects.org/twitter, “which makes it easier to find notices related to Twitter” [ http://blog.twitter.com/ ], what is going to be in the “Subject” column, the actual part-removed tweet? I … Continue reading
