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‘Right to internet' dies quietly in Brussels back room

Source: EU Observer
Brussels : Belgium | about 1 month ago  
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Early Thursday morning the European Parliament and EU member states finally reached a deal over a long-delayed telecoms package when MEPs dropped their opposition to French-style internet �three-strikes' laws aimed at illegal internet downloaders, ending for now the Brussels debate on a fundamental...
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