“Error-prone filter algorithms and levies on links threaten to destroy our internet and our right to the digital freedom of expression,” says Dr. Patrick Breyer, lawyer and the German Pirate Party’s …
Heads up, Silicon Valley. The new generation of lawmakers about to enter the European Parliament wants to come down hard on big tech companies. Though the election is still a month …
On 23 March, shortly before the vote on the EU copyright reform, demonstrations against upload filters were taking place all across Europe. In this article, the organisers of the #SaveYourInternet demonstrations …
Germany, Great Britain and several other EU governments want to have Internet connections, e-mails and whatsapp messages filtered for illegal content. In search for “child pornography” and “terrorist content”, Internet providers, …
Press statement:
Legalize filesharing and stop incriminating families!
Following last week’s ruling by the European Court of Justice on the liability of internet users for alleged copyright infringements by family members[1], …
The German Pirate Party is worried. The small party, primarily committed to data protection and a more transparent policy, fears for its only seat in the European Parliament. It could be …
The German pirate party warns of the EU Commission‘s new plan aimed at “preventing the dissemination of terrorist content online”.
“The proposed easy-to-bypass Internet blocking and automated upload filters existentially …
Is it Unlawful to Collect or Store TCP/IP Log Data for Security Purposes? Security Boulevard
Patrick Breyer has a succinct pitch for his campaign to be elected MEP next year: I’m the new data protection guy. Breyer hopes to take Julia Reda’s seat in the European …
