The Open Rights Group exists to preserve and promote your rights in the digital age. We're now holding monthly meet-ups in Sheffield for anyone interested in digital rights. Topics include copyright, privacy, freedom of expression, open data, censorship, digital inclusion, electronic democracy and internet law. The format is a short presentation to introduce a particular issue followed by group discussion.
More information and meeting announcements can be had at
http://www.meetup.com/Open-Rights-Group-Sheffield/
More information and meeting announcements can be had at
http://www.meetup.com/Open-Rights-Group-Sheffield/
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Why not?
29.03.2012 15:05
Are they charging a fee??- NO
Are they selling us a product??-NO
Just sharing info to combat the totalitarian State we live in!
Citizen not subject
thanks for the information
29.03.2012 15:48
Please ignore the trolls!
bone idol
Funded by members != commercial
29.03.2012 17:11
In addition, the meet-ups I'm organising don't cost anything to attend and are open to everyone, regardless of whether they're members of ORG.
How is my post different to Liberty communicating about their events here?
I'm surprised the Indymedia community isn't more welcoming to people who are fighting for our right to express ourselves freely online.
Richard
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Honey trap ?
30.03.2012 15:37
The European lawyer for Google
A senior executive for Yahoo
A journalist for the Daily Telegraph
An e-commerce lawyer
The owner of a "IT market research and media company "
Julian Huppert, Liberal Democrat MP
Eric Joyce, Labour MP for Falkirk
The Chief Technical Officer of XchangePoint, a pan-European commercial provider of Internet services
Doesn't sound like a group interested in 'Open' technology does it ?
Not impressed
Come and find out for yourselves
02.04.2012 08:11
Richard
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http://richardskingdom.net/
Good try - no cigar
02.04.2012 15:50
I think you will find the average Indymedia reader is a lot smarter than that.
Not impressed
use TOR if your worried about your IP address
03.04.2012 20:33
anon
Still failing I see
04.04.2012 09:37
I see so now we caught you out you turn to insults and unsubstantiated claims concerning mental health.
The reality is very clear for those of us here a little smarter than you. Your little group of big IT organisations, lawyers and politicians has been caught out so why not bugger off and leave us alone. You're nobody in the fight for open systems.
Not impressed