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Archive for 2011/06/01
The Netherlands to be the first country in the world to introduce Net Neutrality legislation? Dutch provider Vodafone feels that the politicians who are proposing this legislation are acting irresponsibly
Posted: 2011/06/01 in Bandwidth Management, Blocking, Education / Awareness, Filtering, Legislation, Net Neutrality, Public PolicyBlocking, throttling and pay per service not allowed. Breaching the Net Neutrality law will be sanctioned. Providers are allowed to introduce new subscription based business models, with differences in data transfer speeds and data volumes.
Dutch language article: http://www.nu.nl/internet/2528857/oppositie-wil-netneutraliteit-in-wet-vastleggen.html
The Pirate Bay: Five Years After The Raid
Posted: 2011/06/01 in Education / Awareness, Illegal File Sharing, Stats / reportsSenior Defense official hedges on US involvement in Stuxnet
Posted: 2011/06/01 in Cybercrime, Education / Awareness, Public Policymanages to squirm his way out of an uncomfortably direct question about US involvement in the Stuxnet worm in an upcoming documentary on cybersecurity
DNS filtering: absolutely the wrong way to defend copyrights
Posted: 2011/06/01 in Copyright, Education / Awareness, Filtering, Stats / reportsTurns out that bragging about using deep packet inspection to classify and then charge extra for Skype and instant messaging isn’t a good business strategy for huge mobile phone operators
Posted: 2011/06/01 in Bandwidth Management, Education / Awareness, Filtering, Legislation, Mobile tech, Net Neutrality, Public PolicyG8 summit: laws apply on Internet just like “everywhere else” – ramping up copyright enforcement even more
Posted: 2011/06/01 in Copyright, Education / Awareness, Enforcement, Public PolicyWith regard to the protection of intellectual property, in particular copyright, trademarks, trade secrets and patents, we recognize the need to have national laws and frameworks for improved enforcement. We are thus renewing our commitment to ensuring effective action against violations of intellectual property rights in the digital arena, including action that addresses present and future infringements. We recognize that the effective implementation of intellectual property rules requires suitable international cooperation of relevant stakeholders, including with the private sector. We are committed to identifying ways of facilitating greater access and openness to knowledge, education and culture, including by encouraging continued innovation in legal on line trade in goods and content, that are respectful of intellectual property rights.
