Opposition to the European Commission’s Link Tax proposals is spreading fast. This week, our friends at the Initiative Against An Ancillary Copyright published a hard-hitting new piece, setting out exactly why the lobbying efforts of publishing giants in favour of the Link Tax is so misleading. We’ll soon be launching a new way to ensure your voice gets heard against this terrible idea — stay tuned!
In other big news, in Canada we’ve just launched our powerful new Save Our Security tool, to give every Canadian a straightforward way of speaking out against the government’s spying Bill C-51 — and to call for the strong privacy rules that are needed to keep us safe from surveillance. You can check it out right now at SaveOurSecurity.ca
October 12: Verizon and AT&T made $600 million in overage fees alone in 2016
October 11: Clinton’s broadband plan is not perfect, but Trump’s is non-existent
October 7: Pushing for competitive market, Canada’s CRTC slashes wholesale fees charged by incumbent ISPs
October 12: Link tax debate in Brussels: publishers lie and EU Commission doesn't even know its own proposal
October 11: Why copyright reform won’t solve the troubles of the newspaper industry
October 7: The definitive case against the Link Tax
October 12: Surveillance tool scans social media to aid law enforcement, according to ACLU
October 11: Sick of Yahoo’s privacy problems? Good luck forwarding your Yahoo mail to a new account
October 7: Here’s how we can repeal Canada’s Bill C-51 and win strong privacy rules to keep us safe
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