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Stop Internet Censorship!

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    Ellokin
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    Hej rushere,

    til ikke-Avaaz medlemmer (og medlemmer, der ikke har signeret). Giv din lille stemme til kende, så vi til sammen udgør en stor kraftig røst. Jeg frygter, at hvis denne lov vedtages, kan det ende med “Kina tilstande” i vesten og over hele verden.

    http://www.avaaz.org/en/save_the_internet/?tta

    “Dear friends,

    Right now, the US Congress is debating a law that would give them the power to censor the world’s Internet — creating a blacklist that could target YouTube, WikiLeaks and even groups like Avaaz!

    Under the new law, the US could force Internet providers to block any website on suspicion of violating copyright or trademark legislation, or even failing to sufficiently police their users’ activities. And, because so much of the Internet’s hosts and hardware are located in the US, their blacklist would clamp down on the free web for all of us.

    The vote could happen any day now, but we can help stop this — champions in Congress want to preserve free speech and tell us that an international outcry would strengthen their hand. Let’s urgently raise our voices from every corner of the world and build an unprecedented global petition calling on US decision makers to reject the bill and stop Internet censorship. Click below to sign and then forward as widely as possible — our message will be delivered directly to key members of the US Congress ahead of the crucial vote:

    For years, the US government has condemned countries like China and Iran for their clampdown on Internet use. But now, the impact of America’s new censorship laws could be far worse – effectively blocking sites to every Internet user across the globe.

    Last year, a similar Internet censorship bill was killed before reaching the US Senate floor, but it has now been refashioned and is back on the table. The new draft grants the government and big corporations enormous powers to force ISPs and search engines to prevent access to sites blacklisted because of allegations of online infringement. But the bill goes even further, also targeting service providers for not doing enough to track and enforce infringement rules, or for providing tools to help US Internet users access sites on the blacklist. Any website can be blocked by the order of a federal judge, without even being found guilty of any crime.

    US free speech advocates have already raised the alarm, and some key senators are trying to gather enough support to stop this dangerous bill. We have no time to lose. Let’s stand with them to ensure American lawmakers preserve the right to a free and open Internet as an essential way for people around the world to exchange ideas, share communication and work collectively to build the world we want. Stop the US Internet Blacklist

    In the past months, from the Arab Spring to the global Occupy Movement, we’ve seen first hand how the Internet can galvanize, unify and change the world. Now we can stop this new attack on Internet freedom if we stand together. We’ve done it before. In Brazil and Italy, Avaaz members have won major victories in the right for a free Internet. Let’s galvanize our global web community and crush the most powerful censorship threat that the Internet has ever seen.”

    http://universer.dk

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    brian-vob
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    ville nogen som f.eks youtube ikke bare flytte deres ting til et andet land? så kan det jo godt være det er forbudt i de forenede stater…

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    Kimozabi
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    Hvordan har denne lov effekt i f.eks. Danmark? Er det fordi de amerikanske sitets (youtube og lign.) vil miste mange amerikanske brugere og derfor stoppe?

    Jeg kan ikke se nogen decideret forbindelse mellem en amerikansk ISP, der blokerer adgang til et site og så danske internetbrugere.

    "You don't want to see me when I'm angry - because I back up my rage with facts and documented sources." - The Credible Hulk.

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    ZcooX
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    #2 tror det hænger sammen med at man frygter den første kastede sten… Det er jo ikke nogen hemmelighed at mange love i europa er baseret på love fra usa … hamp for bare at tage et hurtigt eksempel

    We are strong when we are many, here we share every penny. Time is lazy and unyielding. Come and see the Zirkus

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    Fisker
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    #2 Det første problem er at bare ved et DMCA notits så har reklamebereauer og betalingsservices 5 dage til at afslutte alt forretning med pågældende sites.

    Ikke at gøre det vil gøre disse services medansvarlige, så det er usandsynligt de ikke ville gøre det.

    For det andet så er DNS bare én af de måder man kan blokere på, der kommer sandsynligvis bedre tekniske foranstaltninger med fremtiden hvor en udbyder vil blive påtvunget at “null route” al trafik til sitet, i det tilfælde vil ingen i verdenen, uanset dns, være i stand til at se siden.

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    Ellokin
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    #1 + #2:
    “And, because so much of the Internet’s hosts and hardware are located in the US, their blacklist would clamp down on the free web for all of us.” – Avazz.org.

    Lidt min frygt… ligesom #3 siger; “den første kastede sten”.

    http://universer.dk

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