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24 November 2013
Brazil Grapples with the Problem of Software Patents
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Software patents have figured quite frequently on this blog, usually in terms of their deep problems, especially for free software. Alth...
Key Internet Institutions Ditch US Leadership; Brazil To Host Global Summit To Draw Up New Governance Model
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Here's a hugely important story that brings together three major threads. First, the continuing wrangling over the form that Interne...
23 November 2013
Brazilian President Blasts NSA Spying In Front Of World Leaders -- Including Obama -- At UN
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It was expected that the Brazilian President, Dilma Rousseff, would raise the issue of NSA spying when she addressed the opening sessio...
More NSA Spying Fallout: Brazilian President Snubs Obama Invitation, May Trigger Internet Balkanization
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A couple of weeks ago, Techdirt noted that the Brazilian President, Dilma Rousseff, was angry that the NSA had been reading her private ...
Latest Leak Shows NSA Engaging In Economic Espionage -- Not Fighting Terrorism
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As more and more information about the NSA's global surveillance capabilities emerges through leaks of material obtained by Edward ...
18 September 2013
Brazil's Marco Civil Not Dead Yet; Yahoo Voices Support
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Techdirt has been following the story of Brazil's innovative Marco Civil project, a civil-rights based framework for the Internet, fo...
16 April 2013
Letter to UK Supermarkets on Use of non-GM Feed
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As you may have read , by an amazing coincidence, most of the UK's leading supermarkets have simultaneously announced that they will no...
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31 March 2013
Brazil's New Political Party: Green With A Shade Of Pirate
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Techdirt has been following the rapid rise and current problems of the various Pirate Parties in Europe for some time. Both their su...
08 December 2012
As Feared, Brazil's 'Anti-ACTA' Marco Civil Killed Off By Lobbyists
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A couple of weeks ago, we worried that Brazil's innovative "Marco Civil", a civil-rights based framework for the Internet, ...
Will Brazil's 'Anti-ACTA' Marco Civil Be Subverted By Copyright Lobbyists At The Last Moment?
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Just over a year ago Techdirt wrote about Brazil's Marco Civil -- essentially a civil-rights based framework for the Internet. At t...
29 September 2012
New Minister Of Culture In Brazil Brings Hope Of Return To Earlier Enlightened Copyright Policy
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As Techdirt observed back in 2007, Brazilian artists were some of the first to recognize that piracy can be a positive force that helps ...
23 June 2012
Monsanto May Be Forced To Repay Brazilian GM Soybean Royalties Worth Billions Of Dollars
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When the history of modern Brazil comes to be written, a special place will be reserved for the soybean, the powerful farmers that grow i...
After India And Brazil, Now China Takes Steps To Allow Cheap Versions Of Patented Drugs
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In recent months, Techdirt has reported on an important development in the world of medicine, as both India and Brazil have allowed loca...
23 March 2012
Why is Firefox - and Open Source - a Disaster in China?
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Like many people, I've been tracking the steady ascent of Google Chrome - and corresponding decline of Microsoft's Internet Expl...
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31 January 2012
FIFA Orders Brazil To Overturn Ban On Selling Beer At World Cup Matches
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One of the recurrent themes on Techdirt is the sense of entitlement the owners of various kinds of monopolies display, and their common b...
25 January 2012
Paulo Coelho On SOPA: 'Pirates Of The World, Unite And Pirate Everything I’ve Ever Written!'
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We've written about the hugely-successful Brazilian writer Paulo Coelho many times before, because he is a great example of an artis...
23 December 2011
Brazil's Copyright Reform Draft Bill: The Good, The Bad And The Confused
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As this timeline indicates, Brazil's attempts to draw up a copyright reform bill have been dragging on for five years now. That in ...
05 November 2011
Phorm Still Looking For A Large-Scale Deployment, Still Finding Investors
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As a search through the Techdirt archives shows, Phorm's behavioral advertising service based on watching your Web activity was bese...
13 October 2011
Broadcasters Ask Brazilian Government To Protect Them From Interesting Foreign Content On The Web
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Last week Techdirt wrote about a draft of a civil rights-based framework for the Internet that is being considered by lawmakers in Brazil...
04 October 2011
Brazil Drafts An 'Anti-ACTA': A Civil Rights-Based Framework For The Internet
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One of the striking features of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement is that it is mainly being signed by Western/“developed” countries...
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