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EDRi-gram 12.11, 4 June 2014

From edri.org

  • Anniversary of Snowden revelations: The year we fight back
  • Denmark: Data retention is here to stay despite the CJEU ruling
  • Google takes the first steps to comply with European Court ruling
  • Torrenz.eu suspended, but restored in absence of court order
  • Social media in key role in the Balkans floods - incited censorship
  • EC's Scoreboard 2014: Broadband access improved, challenges remain
  • Interplay between data protection, competition law & consumer rights
  • Highest court rules YouTube ban violates freedom of expression
  • Citizens demonstrate against data retention in Switzerland

Recommended reading

  • Egypt's police seek ability to monitor social media for signs of dissent (02.6.2014)
  • Post-Snowden: the economics of surveillance (27.05.2014)
  • GP organization VPHuisartsen brings Dutch switching point to court in fundamental court case on health information exchange system design and consent (25.05.2014)
  • "Let's not talk about it": how the mass surveillance debate was silenced in Romania (27.05.2014)
  • Council of the European Union cyber-policy roadmap (07.05.2014)
  • Estonia exercise shows NATO's growing worry about cyber attacks (27.05.2014)
  • Russia's Hashtag Activism in Ukraine (23.05.2014)
  • Facebook narrows audience that sees new users' first posts (22.05.2014)

Recommended action

  • Surveillance is not freedom
    Remind president Barack Obama that mass surveillance and freedom do not go together - Publish your picture with hashtags #ObamaPL and #25latwolnosci!
    https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2014/06/polish-ngo-obama-surveillance-not-freedom
  • Don't Spy On Us
    Take action against mass state surveillance of our private communications!
    https://www.dontspyonus.org.uk/org
  • Reset The Net
    Run the splash screen on your website in protest on June 5th, to take a stand for privacy and to start making mass surveillance too hard for any government.
    https://www.resetthenet.org/

Agenda

  • 04.06.2014 Le Big Data – Café Numérique
    Brussels, Belgium
  • 04.06.2014 Caméras de surveillance et vie privée
    Liege, Belgium
  • 07.06.2014 Don’t Spy On Us: Day of Action
    London, United Kingdom
  • 12.06.2014 EuroDIG – European Dialogue on Internet Governance
    Berlin, Germany
  • 19.06.2014 FRRIICT Final Event – How do we innovate responsibly in a digital world?
    London, United Kingdom
  • 02.07.2014 Information Influx, the Institute for Information Law’s (IViR) 25th anniversary conference
    Amsterdam, Netherlands
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