Archive for open rights group

Ofcom publishes draft code for internet piracy

2 June 2010
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At the end of last week the regulator Ofcom published a draft of the code to be followed for taking action against online copyright infringement following the passage of the Digital Economy Act. As Rory Cellan-Jones points out, some aspects of the draft code deal with concerns raised during the passage of the Act. In particular, [...] »

Where the campaign against Peter Mandelson has got it wrong

10 November 2009
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I support the campaign by the Open Rights Group and others against Peter Mandelson's proposed crackdown on illegal file-sharing. (You can support the campaign yourself here.) But in agreeing to call the proposals "three strikes and you're out", I think the campaign has ceded an important advantage to Peter Mandelson & co. That is because, taken on [...] »

David Lammy demonstrates how not to carry out a public consultation

20 March 2009
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The Open Rights Group blog has the story, pointing out how the deadline for comments on the Digital Britain Report was followed so swiftly by a press release that it’s hard to believe that the views submitted by people to the consultation were really considered: Last Thursday the Open Rights Group along with many others made [...] »
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