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Tag Archives: italy
Commission and ECJ: please intervene. Italy has flipped.
– UPDATE Thursday 25th November, 23:25UTC: Lilian Edwards has put together a really comprehensive analysis of the verdict on her blog. See also her prior post about it back in December. Original post follows. Wow. Gosh, this is bad news. … Continue reading
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Tagged content liability, court, defamation, Google, italy, law, privacy, YouTube
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Italians! Register your blog!
In a massive public relations own-goal, Romano Prodi’s centre-left government in Italy has preliminarily approved a compulsory registration system for any web site involving “editorial activity”. And it definitely, definitely, definitely doesn’t have anything to do with silencing comedian, blogger … Continue reading
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Tagged beppe grillo, blogs, censorship, italy, law, registration, romano prodi
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