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EU: EDRI Press release: New Study Documents Growing Role for Private Companies in Policing Online Communications

01 January 2011

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EU: EDRI Press release: New Study Documents Growing Role for Private Companies in Policing Online Communications (pdf): "Finds that powers traditionally employed by law enforcement agencies and the judiciary are silently being delegated by governments to ISPs and corporations under the guise of industry “self-regulation”"

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