by Ragnar Loðbrók | Freedom of Speech, Online Privacy
Net Neutrality 2018 As the last six weeks of 2017 unfolded, many Americans were preoccupied with the raging fires in California, the approaching holidays, and federal tax reform. Meanwhile, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai had his own agenda. He wanted to simply, as he put it “...
by Ragnar Loðbrók | Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Speech in America Freedom of Speech in America – Just what is legal? Much has been written and discussed recently about freedom of speech in the United States. For those who missed a few days in the fifth grade and for others who may be distracted by...
by Ragnar Loðbrók | Culture, Freedom of Speech
Top 10 Most Internet Restrictive Countries On the Planet! Those who live in the United States enjoy exceptional freedom on the internet. Aside from the occasional 404 error, we are pretty much free to surf wherever we want. That’s not to say we should but we...
by Ragnar Loðbrók | Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Speech Amendment How Orange Website Policies Promote Your Right to Publish Anything. You may not be located in the U.S., but you know that nation has a freedom of speech amendment that protects individuals from being able to talk or publish on any topic...
by Ragnar Loðbrók | Freedom of Speech
Democracy is evolving, and Iceland is leading the change. As vigorous proponents of radical transparency, freedom of expression and speech, publishing process protections, and rights to privacy, Iceland is developing the first political consensus that comes from the...
by Simon Slumstrup | Culture, Freedom of Speech, News Stories, Online Privacy
The United Kingdom recently introduced new sentencing measures for Internet trolls found guilty of sending threatening or abusive messages online. However, many worry the new legislation may infringe on the civil liberties and freedom of speech of those simply...
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