European Politicians Begin Having Second Thoughts on Article 13 Support Drew Wilson | March 24, 2019 It seems that opponents of the upload filter are beginning to make political inroads. Politicians are reportedly thinking twice about supporting the directive.
Feature Expansion: CSS Guide Now Complete Drew Wilson | March 23, 2019 Today, we are proud to announce that Freezenet is once again expanding. This time, we have a guide on CSS ready for you.
Protesters Flood the Streets to Denounce Article 13 Drew Wilson | March 23, 2019 Today is the day that people across Europe hit the streets to #SaveYourInternet. The people had no problem turning up in droves.
Petition to #SaveYourInternet Hit’s 5 Million Signatures Drew Wilson | March 22, 2019 The petition against Article 13 has reached an unprecedented milestone. It has received more than 5 million signatures.
Review: Mean 18 Ultimate Golf (Atari 7800) Drew Wilson | March 22, 2019 In this review, we hit the links in the Atari 7800 game Mean 18 Ultimate Golf. We find out how well this golf game plays.
Websites Protest Article 13 With Large Blackout Campaign Drew Wilson | March 21, 2019 Some are calling it a repeat of the SOPA blackout protests. Various websites around the web are blacking out their sites to protest article 13.
Review: Bass Modulators – Radiance (Hardstyle) Drew Wilson | March 20, 2019 This review covers the hardstyle track Bass Modulators – Radiance.
Google Hit With €1.49 Billion Fine for Anti-Trust Violations Drew Wilson | March 20, 2019 Some more bad news for Google. This time, the Adsense service is the focus of a €1.49 billion fine for anti-trust violations.
Lobbying Organizations Continue to Insist Article 13 is All About YouTube Drew Wilson | March 19, 2019 Major corporate lobbying organizations are out trying to change the channel on Article 13. They are insisting it’s all about YouTube and blame the platform for “misinformation”.
Voss Doubles Down, Suggests Sites Like YouTube Shouldn’t Exist Drew Wilson | March 18, 2019 A recent interview with Article 13 architect Axel Voss is stirring a fresh round of controversy. He suggests that YouTube shouldn’t really exist.
