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My Blog: note to Branka Totić, director of the Serbian Intellectual Property Office, think outside the box re. #ACTA
From EurActive, we have an article entitled, “Serbia to adopt ACTA for EU membership: Official “. From that article: “Totić dismissed fears that ACTA could lead to infringement of citizens rights, privacy and data protection rules, arguing that national implementation and … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, EU Legislation of the Internet, Protesting, The Freedom Revolution(s)
Tagged #ACTA, #EU, #IPR, extradition, Serbia
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La Quadrature Du Net’s “A Strategy Looking Through ACTA and Beyond” lacks outside-the-box vision.
La Quadrature Du Net has an article out today titled, ”A Strategy Looking Through ACTA and Beyond” that I have to say seem blinkered and lacking lateral thinking. From the article, “Over the last two weeks, events have radically altered … Continue reading
My Blog: #ACTA fight at #TRIPs meeting at #WTO in #Geneva. A huge headache for many..
ACTA is causing palpitations higher up the elite food chain. From grass roots internet activists, through Civil Society, through academics, parliamentarians and now international trade delegations at the World Trade Organization (WTO). Yesterday (01/Mar/2012), there was a TRIPs (Trade-Related Aspects of … Continue reading
Karel De Gucht 1st Exchange of Views about #ACTA at #INTA 29th Feb 2012
The text of his speech is linked to below: “Karel De Gucht European Commissioner for Trade ACTA – State of Play 1st Exchange of Views with the Committee for International Trade of the European Parliament Brussels, 29 February 2012“ http://europa.eu/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=SPEECH/12/136&format=HTML&aged=0&language=EN&guiLanguage=en … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, EU Legislation of the Internet, Privacy, Protesting, The Freedom Revolution(s)
Tagged #ACTA, Chris Martin, INTA, Karel de Gucht, rapporteur
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My Blog: Reply to Philippe de Buck regarding #EC not being happy #EP is referring #ACTA to #ECJ cc @StopACTAnow
Philippe de Buck from the European Commission has written a letter to ACTA Rappateur David Martin MEP. Here is a link to that letter: http://www.iccwbo.org/uploadedFiles/BASCAP/Pages/Business%20Europe.pdf I will comment on the bulk of his letter: “The European Commission has announced that it … Continue reading
My Blog: My observations of the #ACTA related #INTA meetings today, 28 Feb 2012
OK, the day started late for me as I was catching up late into the night finishing off a request for an urbandictionary.com definition for “BRPF“: http://awbmaven.wordpress.com/2012/02/27/my-blog-brpfs-belligerent-radicalized-proselytizing-fundamentalist-the-enemy-of-humanity-brpf/ First up was the Committee on International Trade INTA news conference hosted by European Parliament rapporteur for INTA, David … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, EU Legislation of the Internet, Privacy, Protesting, The Freedom Revolution(s)
Tagged #ACTA, #IP, #IPR, @StopActaNow, Christofer Fjellner, Committee on International Trade, David Martin, De Gucht, ECJ, enforcement, European Commission, European Court of Justice, European Parliament, implementation, INTA, Transparency
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My Blog: EU-US Passenger Data Agreement (#PNR), trans-national #EU data transfers. #URGENT #ACTION
Today, we have a report on a meeting regarding the proposed “EU-US Passenger Data Agreement” (also called the Passenger Name Records, or PNR). From that report, “Does the EU-US passenger data deal offer enough safeguards for EU citizens? Is the balance between … Continue reading
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Tagged #ACTA, #EU, ALDE, Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, Cecilia Malmström, citizen, Civil Liberties Committee, ECR, EDRI, EFA, EPP, EU-US Passenger Data Agreement, General Data Protection Regulation, Greens, GUE, NGL, PNR, Police and Criminal Justice Data Protection Directive, rapporteur, Safe Harbour, Sophie in't Veld, StateWatch, Timothy Kirkhope, Viviane Reding
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My Blog: UK’s IMP reborn as Orwellian #CCDP (Communications Capabilities Development Programme) – needs to be stopped!
The UK has resurected the old IMP (Interception Modernisation Programme) from 2008, modified it, and is not proposing to flog it to unsuspecting UK netizens as the Communications Capabilities Development Programme (CCDP). If you thought ACTA was bad, grab a tipple, … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, EU Legislation of the Internet, Privacy, Protesting, The Freedom Revolution(s)
Tagged 1984, CCDP, Communications Bill, Communications Capabilities Development Programme, criminal, Digital Economy Act, ECHR, ECJ, European Convention on Human Rights, European Court of Justice, Home Office, HRA, Human Rights ACT, IMP, Interception Modernisation Programme, Orwellian, RIPA, Rnbxclusive, Serious Organised Crime Agency, SOCA, terrorist, UK
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The EU’s Police and Criminal Justice Data Protection Directive + Regulation re. personal information and data. cc #ACTA
[edit 7/MAR/12: Additional article from the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS): "On the package, Peter Hustinx, EDPS, says: "The proposed Regulation constitutes a huge step forward for the right to data protection in Europe. However, we are unfortunately still far from … Continue reading
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Tagged #ACTA, #EU, #Privacy, acquis, Area of Freedom, Business Software Alliance, Cecilia Malmström, Christopher Kuner, Commmission, Data, Digital Agenda, EU Council, European Consumers’ Organisation (BEUC), European Digital Rights (EDRI), European Parliament, FFII, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), General Data Protection Regulation, Hunton & Williams, JISC Legal, Karel de Gucht, Monique Goyens, Neelie Kroes (Digital Agenda), Patriot Act, Paul De Hert, protection, Security and Justice (AFSJ), Thomas Boué, Vagelis Papakonstantinou, Viviane Reding
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