http://www.internetfreedomday.net/
Publié : sam. 19 janv. 2013, 12:44
bon, c'était hier !
http://www.internetfreedomday.net/
actions :
Join Demand Progress in calling for Justice for Aaron Swartz
Sign the Declaration of Internet Freedom
Take action to stop the Trans Pacific Partnership. It’s like SOPA on steroids and for many countries.
Join Craig Newmark over at CraigConnects and write something about how the Internet gives you a voice!
Access action alert! Write to Congress and tell them: We will defend the internet against any legislation that threatens our freedom of speech, privacy, and other fundamental rights."
Demand a privacy law update to stop the government from reading your email without a warrant.
Fill out this UC Berkeley Survey and tell what SOPA/PIPA meant to you.
Engage in a small act of civil disobedience and share this video of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s historic “I Have a Dream” speech. Dr. King’s call for racial justice is as relevant today as it was in 1963. Because this speech is copyrighted, if SOPA had passed, entire websites could have been shut down just for linking to it. This speech is too important to be censored by broken copyright laws. Please share it today.
http://www.internetfreedomday.net/
actions :
Join Demand Progress in calling for Justice for Aaron Swartz
Sign the Declaration of Internet Freedom
Take action to stop the Trans Pacific Partnership. It’s like SOPA on steroids and for many countries.
Join Craig Newmark over at CraigConnects and write something about how the Internet gives you a voice!
Access action alert! Write to Congress and tell them: We will defend the internet against any legislation that threatens our freedom of speech, privacy, and other fundamental rights."
Demand a privacy law update to stop the government from reading your email without a warrant.
Fill out this UC Berkeley Survey and tell what SOPA/PIPA meant to you.
Engage in a small act of civil disobedience and share this video of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s historic “I Have a Dream” speech. Dr. King’s call for racial justice is as relevant today as it was in 1963. Because this speech is copyrighted, if SOPA had passed, entire websites could have been shut down just for linking to it. This speech is too important to be censored by broken copyright laws. Please share it today.