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EU: European Copyright Law: Collusion for the Control of the Net

01 April 2011

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EU: European Copyright Law: Collusion for the Control of the Net (La Quadrature du Net, link): "By encouraging the circumvention of judicial authorities in order to set up direct blocking and filtering of the Internet and its services, European decision-makers would be laying the ground for a censorship infrastructure similar to that used for political purposes in authoritarian regimes"

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