Facebook Could Face a $1.63 Billion Fine Over Breach
The 50 million user data breach apparently affected 5 million European users. Some are saying that Facebook could be slapped with a $1.63 billion fine.
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Former Universal Music Exec: Article 13 Will Hold Music Industry Back
While some may look at the European copyright debate as an artist vs tech debate, some voices are casting doubt on that perspective.
Europe Doubles Down, Now Demands 1 Hour Removal of Terrorism
It seems Europe is not done cracking down on the Internet. They are now demanding platforms police content and search for terrorism.
MEP Who Voted for EU Copyright Law Shocked At What’s In It
An MEP who voted for the copyright laws that critics say would break the Internet is now expressing shock over what he voted “yes” to.
Fight to Save the Internet in Europe Not Over – Doctorow
While the vote is a major blow to Internet freedom, Cory Doctorow is saying that the war is far from over.
EU Government Rejects Internet Rights and Passes Copyright Laws
The European parliament has dealt a crushing blow to Internet freedom. They passed the copyright laws that would mandate Internet censorship and link taxes.
Creative Commons Joins in to Condemn EU Copyright Proposal
Creative Commons is joining in the growing chorus of people who oppose article 11 and article 13.
New European Copyright Proposal Blasted As Internet Threat
After the decisive victory for the Internet, Article 11 and Article 13 are back. The copyright proposal is once again being denounced as a threat to the Internet.
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.
Article 11 and Article 13 Vote Breakdown Posted
After the results of the vote made news, more details are emerging about how the vote shaped up.
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