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HOT TOPICS 21 - 24 July - HADOPI 2 was reviewed by the French National Assembly. 09 July - HADOPI 2 voted by Senate. 10 June - HADOPI is dead killed by highest court. May 13 - HADOPI is voted. Mar. 07 - La Quadrature du Net analyzed the amendments for the second reading in the European Parliament. Feb. - Mar. - La Quadrature du Net calls Internet users to black out the Internet in order to get people's attention, so that they call their MPs. Feb. 19 - MedinaOrtega_INI-report-Copyright_JURI-consolidated The Medina Report, the most extreme text about Copyright seen in a long time in the European Parliament, has been kicked out. Oct. 30th - HADOPI_Senat_petite-loi_translation French Hadopi law about "graduated response" (translated here) was voted unanimously by the French Senate, in contradiction with European law and Amendment 138. Latest news from the main site RSS: update Latest news: Dangerous Anti-sharing Law in Spain Ask what the next European Commission will do for our Freedoms! ACTA, U.S Democracy and the Global Knowledge Economy Telecoms Package: A Missed Opportunity for Citizen's Rights Setting the record straight on Net neutrality and infrastructure investment Our Press Report Press review as RSS feed ( EN|FR) Latest news: (BoingBoing) Spanish activists issue manifesto on the rights of Internet users (Telecomix) Knock knock ACTA, it’s the Internet (techdirt) More ACTA Leaks; Still Looking Really Bad (PCWorld) European ISPs Lash out at Secret ACTA Negotiations (Michael Geist) EU ACTA Analysis Leaks: Confirms Plans For Global DMCA, Encourage 3 Strikes Model

How to help Feel free to help us ! You can use the list of open tasks. Resources Political Memory: Our toolkit for finding informations about members of European Parliament (MEPs), including contact infos and votes on Internet issues. The Telecoms Package resource page The comments from European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) on selected issues that arise from the IMCO report confirm La Quadrature du Net's analyses The constantly updated analysis of the amendments that were voted in first reading, in plenary session, on September 24th 2008 The analysis of the problematic compromise amendments from Harbour report, voted in IMCO committee on July 7th, and which was presented to the plenary A presentation at the 25C3 congress in Berlin summarized the work of La Quadrature and explained details of the parliamentary process for the Telecoms Package. You can download the presentation in a variety of video and audio formats here (direct link to video torrent) or watch it online (lower resolution) or read the paper writing. Subscribe to the discussion mailing-list (low traffic)