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Denmark s Media Companies Form Copyright Collective To Force Google And Facebook To Pay More For Sending Them Traffic

Denmark s Media Companies Form Copyright Collective To Force Google And Facebook To Pay More For Sending Them Traffic
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Top EU Court Rules Online Platforms Are Not Liable For Copyright Infringements Of User Uploads, Unless They Actively Intervene

Top EU Court Rules Online Platforms Are Not Liable For Copyright Infringements Of User Uploads, Unless They Actively Intervene
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Google, Facebook And Chaos Computer Club Join To Fight New German Law Allowing Government Spies And Police To Use Trojans Against Innocent Citizens

One of the curious aspects of Germany's surveillance activities is the routine use of so-called "state trojans" .

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Redditors Launch A Rescue Mission For Embattled Sci-Hub, With The Ultimate Aim Of Building A Decentralized Version

Techdirt has just written about belated news that the FBI gained access two years ago to the Apple account of Alexandra Elbakyan, the.

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Uganda Said It Would Ban VPNs To Prevent Users From Dodging Its Absurd New Social Media Tax: Guess How That Worked Out?

Fri, May 7th 2021 12:17pm Glyn Moody Three years ago we wrote about African countries that thought taxing blogs and social media was an easy way to raise money and to muzzle inconvenient voices. A year later, Techdirt was reporting on a sudden boom in VPN use among Ugandans keen to avoid that country s levy on social media use. As Karl Bode reported, back then the authorities were pressuring ISPs to ban the use of VPNs. A post on the Rest of the World site has a useful update on how things have worked out since then. First, the money:

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