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EU court may help internet escape trend of content restriction orders

It may be months until we see the final judgment. But the stakes are high and the future of the internet, as we know it, hangs in the balance

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Democrats have rallied to fight the FCC’s repeal of net neutrality, which was passed in a 3-to-2 party line vote in Dec

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Imagine an internet where you couldn’t access any content unless it complied with every law of all the countries in the world.
In this scenario, you would be prevented from expressing views that were critical of many of the world’s dictatorships. You would not be able to question aspects of some religions due to blasphemy laws. And some of the photos you post of your children would be illegal.
A development like this is not as far fetched as it currently may seem.
Every country wants its laws respected online. The scenario above may be an unavoidable outcome if countries are successful in

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