Poland has submitted a complaint to the European Union’s top court against copyright rules adopted by the bloc in April to protect Europe’s creative industries, which Warsaw says may result in preventive censorship. Read here
Yesterday, 23 May, federal prosecutors unsealed a new, 18-count superseding indictment charging Julian Assange with violating the Espionage Act, the first use of the 1917 law against a publisher. Read here
The leaders of the European Union guide democracy in name only. In practice, they constantly override it and violate fundamental democratic norms on a grand scale. The anti-democratic practices in the Council of the EU, […]
Spain is making Poland and Hungary appear to be enlightened liberal democracies, but they do have a German car factory and do what the Germans say, so hey, lets just look away. And when were […]
A co-founder of facebook calls for it being broken up. Read here
As most Britons have lost the last remnants of political equanimity due to Brexit and we are currently experiencing a massive surge of UK readers, we thought we would post this article. It could well […]
As soon as the first reports were up, the whole affair made no sense. For any journalist all the warning signals should have been up. Still, the mainstream media put it out without checking the […]
The WikiLeaks founder says he does not wish to surrender to extradition for doing ‘journalism that has won many awards’. Read here
Former ad tech entrepreneur and advertising executive Dina Srinivasan is author of a well-researched study in the Berkeley Business Law Journal laying out the case that social network giant Facebook has now entered America’s annals […]
Facebook engaged in an elaborate bait and switch on user data: privacy disappeared along with its competitors. Laws governing competition could change that. Dina Srinavasan is a former technology entrepreneur Cross-posted from The Institute for […]
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