Article 11 and Article 13 Faces Delay Thanks to Member Rebellion
The fight to save the internet in Europe continues. Pressure is causing article 11 and article 13 to be delayed.
Category Archives: File-Sharing
Digital Rights Advocates Busts EU’s Corporate Copyright Propaganda
The European government has pushed a Q&A piece aimed at denying the contents of article 11 and article 13. Digital rights advocates have busted it.
EFF Urges European’s to Put a Stop to Article 11, Article 13
Article 11 and Article 13 is approaching the finish line in Europe. The EFF is urging European’s to stop it before it’s too late.
Online Conversion Websites Next Hit for Australian Web Censorship
As predicted by most observers, censorship creep is now gripping Australia as the copyright industry continues to expand on which site to hit next.
New TPP Takes Effect. How Many Copyright Bullets Were Dodged?
The new Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is taking effect. Known sometimes as the TPP-11, we look at what copyright provisions were avoided.
Australian Court Orders the Censorship of Multiple Sub-Titles Sites
A court in Australia has ordered the blocking of multiple fan sub websites. The ruling represents a major win for corporate copyright holders.
Canada’s Anti-File-Sharing Settlement Demands Receives Royal Assent
Canada’s law forbidding the injection of settlement demands in its notice-and-notice system has officially received royal assent.
Europe’s Article 11 and Article 13 Delayed Until Next Year
Europe’s controversial article 11 (link tax) and article 13 (censorship machines) have now been delayed for the rest of the year.
Canadian Bar Association Pushes for Notice-and-Takedown in Canada
Notice-and-Takedown has been widely known as a disastrous policy in the US. Now, the Canadian Bar Association is saying Canada should follow suit.
Film Industry Abandons Support of Article 13
An open letter says that the film industry has abandoned support of Europe’s Article 13 – because it supports tech companies too much.
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