News reached me this morning that authorities in the United States has decided to harass yet another of my colleagues. Australian activist Asher Wolf’s…
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I Have Absolutely Brilliant Colleagues
Stop whatever you’re doing right now and watch this eight-minute speech from Christopher Lauer, a Member of State Parliament in Berlin who was elected…
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My Plans For 2012
In 2011, I managed to transition from leader of a local Pirate Party to an international voice on information policy and civil liberties matters….
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Three Half-time Victories In EU Parliament
It’s been two and a half years since the European Elections in 2009, when I was elected a Member of the European Parliament for…
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Why SOPA-Supporting News Networks Don't Mention SOPA At All
A study by MediaMatters confirmed the gut feeling we all had: there is indeed a mainstream media blackout going on over the SOPA law…
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Looking to Occupy Wall Street for Anonymous Democracy
One of the the drawbacks to a perfectly private society is the impossibility of preventing voter fraud; without knowing who’s who, there’s no way…
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US Citizens Should Try The Copyright Monopoly As Unconstitutional
Legal scholar Stephen Kinsella argues a fascinating line of thought I haven’t seen before: the entire copyright monopoly in the United States may actually…
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Legal Ramifications Of File-Sharing Now Being Religious Worship
With yesterday’s story of the Missionary Church of Kopimism being an approved religion in Sweden, one wonders what the practical effects are. It’s not…
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File Sharing Approved As An Official Religion In Sweden
After a year of bureaucratic struggles, the Missionary Church of Kopimism is now an official religion in Sweden, enjoying the constitutional protection of Freedom…
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Orwell Was An Optimist: Happy New Year
As we enter 2012, it becomes increasingly clear that Orwell was an optimist. As darkly as he painted the possible future, we are now…
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