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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Demagogy in Germany
In Germany the bill to establish internet filtering against child pornography has started a big dispute between politicians and several organisations and a huge part of internet users. As could be expected an emotional highly charded issue like child pornography … Continue reading
One Child Policy Enforcement
I wrote already about the “One Child Policy” in China. What I want to make absolute clear is that this is a policy of the Kommunist Party of China (KPC) and not a chinese law! There is no law in … Continue reading
Internet Barrier marks first innocent Victim
In France the Internet Barrier has marked its first innocent victim. As can be read at golem.de in France the Webdesigner Jérôme Bourreau-Guggenheim lost his job at TF1 on of the biggest french TV enterprises after he privately criticised the … Continue reading
Customer Protection made in Europe
In Europe an EU directive has to be implemented in all member countries as law according to the subsidiarity principle of the European Union. Unfortunately the work of the European Parliament often doesn’t make it into the news so that … Continue reading