
Open Rights Group Please write to the Lords today, before the first big debate on the Digital Economy Bill and disconnection of infringers on accusation
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Tomorrow, the Digital Economy Bill is debated by the Lords in its Second Reading. This is the first serious discussion of the contents of the Bill: so we need to make sure the Lords know that this Bill is currently going to be a disaster for justice and the digital economy.

Open Rights Group We are four! Doing more work and more needed than ever: Please help us fight for your rights.
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Four years ago, the ORG story began, with 1,000 digital activists signing up on Pledge Bank to pay £5 a month to create a Digital Rights campaign.

Open Rights Group Last thirty tickets for Bruce Schneier: future of privacy event next Friday: book now!
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We live in a unique time in our technological history. The cameras are ubiquitous, but we can still see them. ID checks are everywhere, but we still know they're going on ...

Open Rights Group Dan Bull reprises Dear Lily with Dear Mandy ...
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An open letter to Peter Mandelson regarding the newly announced Digital Economy Bill. If you disapprove of the Bill, sign the petition at http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/dontdisconnectus/ Write your ...

Open Rights Group Adopt your MP and talk to them about the Digital Economy Bill: this is the most important thing you can do to defend our rights
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1 Please adopt your MP and leave a note of who you are by creating a new wiki page if needed; send your contact details to volunteers at openrightsgroup.org

Open Rights Group Join ORG as a supporter to oppose Mandelson's disconnection plans: supporter numbers jump by 20% as 15,000 people sign petition
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Since Mandelson announced that disconnection will be on the agenda, nearly 200 people have joined the Open Rights Group as a donating supporter.

Open Rights Group Stephen Fry retweets No10 petition, signatures nearly double over Sunday morning, now at over 4,500: Please sign and share the link!
Petition to: abolish the proposed law that will see alleged illegal filesharers disconnected from th
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This petition has been set up in response to the Government’s proposal to cut off internet access to...

Open Rights Group Facebook group organising against the Digital Economy Bill, disconnection, taxes and rubber-stamped copyright “laws”: Join it!
This is a page for people who do not support the Digital Economy Bill. We do not want an increase in Ofcom's regulatory powers over the Internet. We do not want a three strikes disconnection law. We do not want copyright laws changed by diktat
Non-profit:2,607 fans

Open Rights Group The Digital Economy Bill is published. Disconnection, limited appeal rights, powers to make sweeping changes to copyright law by diktat. Contact your MP now! Make an appointment or go to a surgery.
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This week, plans to disconnect music fans who illegally download music will be announced by the government, as part of their Digital Economy bill.

Open Rights Group Please call or email your MP today, asking them to oppose disconnection plans. The government are announcing their plans in the Queen's Speech NOW – legislation will follow swiftly. Make your voice heard!
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This week, plans to disconnect music fans who illegally download music will be announced by the government, as part of their Digital Economy bill.

Open Rights Group
Call
your MP today on 020 7219 3000 and tell them this simple message - 'if
you vote for disconnecting net users, I will vote against your party at
the next election'.
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This week, plans to disconnect music fans who illegally download music will be announced by the government, as part of their Digital Economy bill.

Open Rights Group Send your message to Mandelson to stop disconnection: less than one week to Queen's Speech!

Open Rights Group Send your Message to Mandelson now: tell him why “three strikes” is unfair, unjust and won’t work.

Open Rights Group UK attacked by EU over Phorm for second time: why it matters, and how you can help
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Complaints by the Open Rights Group and others last year to the European Union Commission about Phorm, the technology that looks inside web traffic to profile users for advertising, have now resulted in further legal threats against the UK government from by the EU.

Open Rights Group ORG supporter numbers jump by 10% in under two months: join today to help fight Mandelson
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We really need your support in our fight against threats like Mandelson’s disconnection proposals, Intercept Modernisation and Phorm. We depend on people like you: click here to join us today.































