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EU lawmakers, govts agree to new Internet user rights _ including no arbitrary service cutoffs
EU agrees on new Internet user rights BRUSSELS — EU lawmakers and governments agreed on new rights for Internet users Thursday, aiming to protect them from arbitrary crackdowns on those who illegally download music and movies on the Internet. Full Article at Simple Thoughts
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This Internet freedom provision is unprecedented … and (gives) a strong signal that the EU takes fundamental rights very seriously
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The debate between Parliament and Council has also clearly shown that we need find new, more modern and more effective ways in Europe to protect intellectual property and artistic creation ... The promotion of legal offers, including across borders, should become a priority for policy makers.
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This internet freedom provision is unprecedented across the globe and a strong signal that the EU takes fundamental rights very seriously, in particular when it comes to the information society
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This Internet freedom provision is unprecedented ... and (gives) a strong signal that the EU takes fundamental rights very seriously
