La Quadrature du Net obtained exclusive access to the WikiLeaks US diplomatic cables regarding the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA). Although they only give a partial account of the history of this secretly-negotiated agreement, these cables…
Le scénario égyptien d’une coupure quasi totale de l’accès à Internet est-il transposable en France ? […]
Premier élément de réponse : « Il n’y a pas de point d’accès unique permettant de couper d’un seul…
Pour s’attaquer à Rojadirecta.org, les autorités américaines ont utilisé la seule prise à leur portée : le domaine de premier niveau .org, géré par la société Afilias. […] Le site web appartient à une entreprise…
The European Commission stands accused of reneging on copyright rules as it is reportedly discussing a private deal to allow companies to disconnect users from the Internet for suspected piracy.
“These talks, if true, could well…
On January 26th, two members of the European Parliament Stavros Lambrinidis and Françoise Castex wrote to the Commission to ask about the ongoing “Stakeholder’s Dialogue on Online Copyright Infringements” organized by the EU Commission (DG…
[…] face au blocage quasi complet du Web en Egypte, en place depuis jeudi 27 janvier au soir, le fournisseur d’accès à Internet français FDN a mis en place une connexion de secours à bas…
Today, La Quadrature du Net is attending the European Commission’s meeting on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA).
A few days ago, the European Commission launched a new consultation on its report regarding the “Intellectual Property Rights” (IPR) enforcement directive (IPRED). The Commission’s services who drafted this report (Internal Market Directorate General) exhibit…
La Quadrature reproduces an open letter by the Brazilian civil society (dates December 28th, 2010). Many Brazilians worry that the ongoing changes at the Ministry of Culture will jeopardize the progressive policies put in place…
Just weeks after the Federal Communications Commission adopted its first-ever rules aimed at regulating Internet access, Verizon Communications on Thursday filed a federal lawsuit to overturn the controversial order.