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, …
Big platform providers and small hosters alike shall be obliged to censor, according to a draft regulation presented by the European Commission in mid-September and accepted by EU member states at their …
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 …
A post from Patrick Breyer
Ahoy,
at the beginning of June you chose me by an overwhelming majority to be the top candidate of the German Pirate Party for the European …
Just how transparent are EU court proceedings? Are the press and the public given access to pleadings in important landmark cases? Or do parties face a fine when disclosing pleadings to …
