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GREEK PUBLIC RADIO & TV PIRATE BROADCASTS
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P-review 10 – 16 June 2013 with Videos and Podcasts
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Happy Birthday was Stolen From Us
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Flattr Appreciation During May Euro 20.49
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Pirates Rally to Support Whistle-blower Edward Snowden
The sudden shut-down of ERT, the public radio and television in Greece and a founding member of EBU (Euopean Broadcasting Union), by the Greek government with black screens in its frequencies on TV sets, outrageous in the journalistic times, caused public outcry inside and outside the country.
A regular review of some things that happened in the previous week and a preview of some events coming in the week ahead and a list of videos and podcasts that were published in the last week that are relevant to the World Pirate movement and are in English.
According to Boingboing.net a film production company “Good Morning To You Productions Corp” is suing Warner/Chappell Music for charging copyright on the most sung song in the world – “Happy Birthday to You”.
In May we had 41 things flattred by 15 unique users. In total we were flattred 81 times last month and received Euro 20.49 in support for our work.
In a video interview Edward simply stated that he did not want to live in a world where everything he does or says is recorded. US foes, allies and even its own citizens are now the victims of an espionage network that spans the globe and from whom no one is safe.
A regular review of some things that happened in the previous week and a preview of some events coming in the week ahead and a list of videos and podcasts that were published in the last week that are relevant to the World Pirate movement and are in English.
Network Neutrality is a term often mentioned, but yet differently defined depending on the point of view of the person or organisation defining it. In fact, it has become one of the most widely used terms when talking about the Internet today.
When personal data is moved between different countries it makes it hard for citizens to have the right to protect and have some control over their personal information. The different registers, differing between countries, make it very hard for citizens, as well as companies trying to act in several countries, to keep track and control their information. Currently the European Parliament are discussing an attempt to harmonize data protection across the European Union.
Last month the Ukrainian Pirate Party came under attack. How they reacted and coped can show other Pirate Parties what to do in such cases.
Do you leave your computer on at nights or is it on only when you’re using it? Whatever your answer is, you can digitally dig like a pirate and find a real treasure! Actually not only you but your friends or a team that you are involved or even a party can get funding by mining for “Litecoin” digital currency.
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