Consumer Spending Falls After Australia Implements Censorship
The government of Australia has released its latest survey about Internet censorship. They found that consumers are not exactly buying as much now.
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Controversy Erupts Following Alex Jones Being Banned on Social Media
Several social media websites have decided to pull the plug on Alex Jones following complaints of spreading hate.
Report: Network Neutrality Becomes Enshrined in India
Reports are surfacing that India has become the latest country to enshrine network neutrality in law.
German Court Rules Usenet Provider Liable for User Activity
A court in Germany has ruled that Usenet providers are liable for the activity of users. The case was brought forth by GEMA.
California Net Neutrality Bill Restored After Gutting
Following the gutting of network neutrality, the state of California is still a battleground in the fight to restore it.
Blender Tests PeerTube Following YouTube Shut Down
The Blender Foundation is finally largely online. However, in the wake of the mysterious shutdown, they are testing a new PeerTube service.
Corporations Vow to Fight on to Bring Back Article 13 Following Rejection
Following the defeat of article 11 and article 13, major corporate interests are saying that they will fight on to bring the laws back.
Spanish and Polish Editions of Wikipedia Shuts Down to Join Copyright Protest
More and more websites are joining the blackout protests against article 11 and article 13. Now the Spanish and Polish editions of Wikipedia are also shut down.
Italian Edition of Wikipedia Shuts Down In Protest of Article 11, Article 13
On the heels of the Wikimedia Foundation expressing their opposition, the Italian edition of Wikipedia has shut down.
Wikimedia Foundation Joins Article 11 and Article 13 Opposition
The Wikimedia Foundation is one of the latest organizations to have joined the chorus of opposition towards article 11 and article 13.
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