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  1. 26 Mar 2019

    With 5 (!) votes' difference, MEPs decided NOT to open for amendments (i.e. to vote on taking out & ) 😡 Europe's youth wants a free & open internet. We will remember this in EU elections 🗳️

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  2. 18 Mar 2019

    We at believe that & of the EU copyright directive are very bad for European businesses. Over 130 other companies joined us and signed our open letter urging MEPs to vote against and .

    5 replies . 165 retweets 186 likes
  3. 20 Jul 2019

    ►SAVE THE INTERNET ►Fight against ► Operation 13

    2 replies . 29 retweets 61 likes
  4. 23 May 2019

    ❗️Election Day - UK Voters in ❗️ These MEPs supported in favour of NEED VOTING OUT!

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  5. 12 Mar 2019

    Movement for the & against disastrous () & () skyrockets within the last 8 days: № of planned demos on 23 March № of participating countries 📈 by 67%

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  6. 19 Mar 2019

    More than 130 businesses signed our public letter urging MEPs to vote against and as these are very bad for EU business. Your company can sign, too!

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  7. 28 Mar 2019

    Repeat after me: The vote was STOLEN and we just witnessed an act of FRAUD!

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  8. 20 Sep 2018

    Watch EU-MP Julia Reda discuss the art.11 and 13 vote last week. We talk about copyright law versus a free and open internet and the upcoming 2019 EU elections in this and stop and

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  9. 26 May 2019

    ‼️Remember 2 vote in European Elections 2019 ‼️ DON'T VOTE 4 people who voted in favour of

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  10. 26 Mar 2019

    Europeans this is the END of our internet freedom. Here is the list of the RED = YES , GREEN = NO

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  11. 20 Mar 2019

    : Currently 1 demo planned for 23rd of March, 14:00; who misses something should start another demo for the free & against ( () & ()): : Place de la République

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  12. 17 Feb 2021

    Australia (competition approach, not ), France (competition & copyright) & Germany (neither copyright nor competition) all had the same outcome for Google & big publishers. Great, can we stop wrecking the Internet for everyone else, now?

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  13. 26 Mar 2019

    Keep fighting and don't give up, we can win and we must win! 🙏🙏🙏

    would not just be a disaster for internet freedom, it will disillusion an entire generation. My speech ahead of the copyright vote: (English subtitles available)
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  14. 26 Mar 2019

    For EU citizens use Anonymous VPNs outside the jurisdiction & plan EU exits, for the rest of the world, tell the EU that you won't implement a CENSOR and especially not a . The response is as simple as obfuscation & a general FUCK YOU..

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  15. 2 May 2021

    Press publishers are lobbying Brussels to force online services not only to pay for links to news, but also to be punished if they decide not to link to news. Thankfully, MEPs have little interest in re-opening the fight in the :

    12 replies . 60 retweets 154 likes
  16. 25 Mar 2019

    SCANDAL: Today, Europe Votes On A Law That Could Change The Internet — Sold Out For A Russian Pipeline: &

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  17. 29 Mar 2019

    That's how every MEP voted on the Copyright Directive. Sorted by country and political group:

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  18. 25 Mar 2019

    Don't let a few politicians decide the future of millions of people. Let's make noise to be heard again. We're not a mob. We're not bots. We're not people paid by Google. We're people who only want freedom on Internet.

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  19. Feb 28

    The in Australia left small local news outlets in the dust. A bill speeding through Congress would bring that problem here. Contact your legislators and tell them: NO

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  20. 26 Mar 2019

    It's a sad day for the Internet. The EU Parliament has just voted to adopt the Copyright Directive, including Articles 11 (the ) and 13 (), by a margin of 348 to 274.

    2 replies . 20 retweets 14 likes

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