On ICT law, politics and other digital stuff
Boldrini, a leftwinger, President of the Camera dei Deputati (the Italian Low Chamber), asked for a new set of Internet-related regulations during a conference whose aim was to advocate a (useless) Internet Bill of Rights. Boldrini, that isn’t new in such exploit, enforces the old rhetorical technique of stating something as a general issue, while …
According to Laura Boldrini (left wing), President of the Italian Low Chamber, Google and Facebook are ethically liable for what the users do online. Talking about the (venerable) online hoaxes phenomenon, she verbatim stated: ?They are not telcos, they have an ethical and social liability. While obviously it isn’t only their fault if hoaxes are …
Italian politcians’ mantra, starting from the Chair of the Low Chamber, Boldrini and down to local parties’ minions is “The Internet is an opportunity but…” and then a stream flows of statement like “we need to regulate it”, “we need to keep it free for the righteous citizen”, “we must block hate speeches” and so …
Continue reading “The Internet As an Intrinsic Threat: Yesbutters vs Whynotters”
According to the Italian online newsmagazine Repubblica.it the Italian Bill of Rights endorsed by Boldrini, the leftist President of the Italian Low Chamber (Camera dei Deputati) is almost ready and will affirm principles such “net-neutrality”, “right to privacy”, “right to universal access” and so on. If this is what is all this Internet Bill of …
Continue reading “The Italian Internet Bill of Rights. The Trojan Horse Keeps Shaping”
Laura Boldrini, the leftwinger president of Italian Low Chamber (Camera dei deputati) has endorsed the settlement of a commission “for the Internet-related duty and rights”. This commission is the tragical… sorry I meant “logical”, consequence of the dangerous “Internet Bill of Rights” campaign. Given Boldrini’s attitude toward the Internet, ? I do hope that this commission …
Continue reading “The Government Censorship Machine Ready to Start?”