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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Movie Corporations Seek to Block Fan Sub Sites in Australia
Major American movie studios are in Australian courts seeking an injunction against several fan sub websites.
Italy Says it Won’t Ratify CETA, Puts Future of Agreement into Question
The Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) has hit a somewhat familiar bump towards ratification thanks to Italy.
8 Year Prison Sentence Handed Down Over Negative Online Review
During a trip to Egypt, a Lebanese tourist posted a negative online review. For that, she was sentenced to 8 years in prison.
Turkey Faces Renewed Calls to Stop Censoring Wikipedia
European digital rights advocates have renewed a call for Turkey to lift a ban on online encyclopedia website Wikipedia.
Report: Network Neutrality Becomes Enshrined in India
Reports are surfacing that India has become the latest country to enshrine network neutrality in law.
EFF Calls on Japan to Block Internet Censorship Proposal
While the controversy over Article 11 and 13 may be put on the backburner for now, Japan is apparently considering a similar proposal.
Digimarc Files DMCA to Take Down the Entire WordPress.com Domain
So-called anti-piracy company Digimarc is once again under fire for filing faulty DMCA notices. Recently, they tried to take down WordPress.com.
Movie Industry Denies the Existence of File-Sharing Lawsuits In Canada
It’s no secret that various corporate rights holders have been filing lawsuits in Canada. Now, the movie industry is denying that they’ve done so.
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.
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