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EU agrees on Internet, telecoms user rights
AFP - The European parliament and EU nations have agreed new rules to improve the rights to European mobile phone and Internet users, and offer more protection against illegal Internet porn and copyright abuse. Full Article at France 24
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This Internet freedom provision is unprecedented across the globe and a strong signal that the E.U. takes fundamental rights very seriously, in particular when it comes to the information society
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The new internet freedom provision represents a great victory for the rights and freedoms of European citizens ... 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.
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It is very good news for Europe's citizens
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The promotion of legal offers, including across borders, should become a priority for policy-makers
