marking of websites

Comic strip of the week - week 21 - "Webcam" - LL de Mars

LL de Mars strikes again with an explicit vision on net surveillance and control of the digital infrastructure...

« Webcam » par LL de Mars - Copyleft (Licence Art Libre)

Latest comic strip of the week - week 24 - "Empty box" - LL de Mars

LL de Mars again ! Here is his vision of an ideal, trustable, computing...

You sold me an empty box!! \ For your safety : you cannot do anything illegal.

Comic strip of the week - week 21 - "Webcam" - LL de Mars

LL de Mars strikes again with an explicit vision on net surveillance and control of the digital infrastructure...

This is your webcam.... And this is the one of the surveillance commitee. « Webcam » by LL de Mars - Copyleft (Free Art Licence)

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the projects you worry about?

  • The Olivennes bill aimed at building flexible response
  • The proposed extension of the powers of the CSA (french media regulation authority) to Internet
  • The proposed national commission to mark "trusted" online services
  • The draft law on cybercrime
  • The draft decree extending the retention of logs

When will projects that you worry about be adopted?

Squaring the Net in Washington Internet Daily

Submitted on 1 Apr 2008 - 01:46

Reproduced by permission of Warren Communications News, Inc., 800-771-9202, www.warren-news.com

A new French citizens' lobbying group wants public debate on Internet-related regulation affecting human rights and freedoms, one of its organizers told us Friday. "Squaring the Net" (La quadrature du net) hopes to help spur a "societal movement which we feel is ready to develop," said Philippe Aigrain, director of the Society for Public Information Spaces.

Squaring the Net : the debate is open.

Submitted on 27 Mar 2008 - 18:52

Permanent link: http://www.laquadrature.net/the-debate-is-open

Paris, March 26, 2008. While the Olivennes bill [0] aimed at building the "graduated response" must be voted before the summer in France, a group of citizens launched "Squaring the Net" to alert on this and other equally disturbing governmental projects, and to make alternative proposals.

Since the beginning of the year, the french government has announced various projects relating to Internet:

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