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The EU has made an official statement [. pdf ] on ACTA. As you might expect, it is as wriggly a wriggly thing as a wriggly thing can. Here ...

Viviane seems confused : From the governance point of view "Net Neutrality" is essential. New network management techniques allow ...

It seems that one of the main architects of the disgrace that is the Telecoms Package is the UK MEP Malcolm Harbour. Here's an indicati...

Believe it or not, this saga isn't over, and things are going badly again. The Open Rights Group has a good detailed summary of what&#...

Openness lies at the heart of the Internet, at every level. Indeed, the success of the Internet, and of the open services that run on top of...

Even though the internet is 40 years old, and the Web 20, it's only in the last couple of years that European politicians have started t...

Last week I was urging you to write to a particular set of MEPs about proposed changes to the Telecoms Package, which is wending its slow w...

Things seem to be going from bad to worse with the EU's Telecoms Package . Now, not only do we have to contend with French attempts to ...

If you thought all that anti-net neutrality stuff was just for Yanks, think again: they're trying to sneak it over here, too: Telcos ar...

Here's a turn-up for the books: The European Commission is set to put proposals to tackle online piracy on ice until the end of its cur...

As I wrote below, the Telecoms Package is still with us, and there is still the threat that the crucial Amendment 138, which ensures that th...

Wow. I was convinced that the meeting of EU culture ministers yesterday was going to end badly; I was wrong - and I take my virtual hat of...

Back in July I urged you to write to your MEPs about the Telecoms Package. Well, I'm at it again: the main vote was postponed, and will ...

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