Det här börjar bli komplicerat tycker jag.
Om en individ, typ jag, blockar reklam är det okej.
Om en ISP gör det är det inte okej enligt Lauren.
Klockrent problem.
//Erik
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [ NNSquad ] Ad Blocking vs. ISPs ("The French Connection")
Date: Sun, 6 Jan 2013 21:00:33 -0800
From: Lauren Weinstein <lauren(a)vortex.com>
To: nnsquad(a)nnsquad.org
Ad Blocking vs. ISPs ("The French Connection")
http://j.mp/Wm03Au (New York Times)
"Mr. Niel's telecommunications company, Free, which has an estimated
5.2 million Internet-access users in France, began last week to enable
its customers to block Web advertising. The company is updating users'
software with an ad-blocking feature as the default setting."
- - -
Let me be very clear about this. I have written in the past of the
problematic nature of individuals employing ad blocking (originally in
"Blocking Web Ads -- And Paying the Piper" ( http://bit.ly/8QLzYc
[Lauren's Blog] ), but for an ISP to become involved in ad blocking --
particularly by default -- is as abusive of their role as an Internet
access provider as would be their blocking particular sites or pages
with which they had a political disagreement. It is a direct affront
to the most basic tenets of net neutrality, and should be vigorously
opposed.
--Lauren--
Lauren Weinstein (lauren(a)vortex.com): http://www.vortex.com/lauren
Co-Founder: People For Internet Responsibility: http://www.pfir.org/pfir-info
Founder:
- Network Neutrality Squad: http://www.nnsquad.org
- PRIVACY Forum: http://www.vortex.com/privacy-info
- Data Wisdom Explorers League: http://www.dwel.org
- Global Coalition for Transparent Internet Performance: http://www.gctip.org
Member: ACM Committee on Computers and Public Policy
Lauren's Blog: http://lauren.vortex.com
Google+: http://vortex.com/g+lauren / Twitter: http://vortex.com/t-lauren
Tel: +1 (818) 225-2800 / Skype: vortex.com
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öppna data. Rabattkod för biljett: MYDATANORDIC
OKSE hade en volontär där förra året som tyckte att det var mycket
intressant ang. mötet mellan integritet och öppenhet. Väldigt relevant i
koppling till integritetsutmaningar med nya GDPR.
Mvh,
Mattias
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Subject: Nordic friends of open data - welcome to MyData 2017
conference Aug 30 - Sep 1, 2017, in Tallinn & Helsinki!
Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2017 13:24:04 +0300
From: Teemu Ropponen <teemu.ropponen(a)okf.fi>
To: teemu.ropponen(a)okf.fi <teemu.ropponen(a)okf.fi>
Dear Nordic open data friends,
I realize this is coming a bit late for some, but I’d like to take the
opportunity to invite you to the MyData 2017 conference
<http://www.mydata2017.org> in Tallinn and Helsinki Aug 30 - Sep 1.
*MyData 2017 is an international get-together for personal data
specialists.* The conference is a gathering for building ties, sharing
ideas, and spreading the word about human-centric personal data
principles and solutions. MyData 2017 is created and curated by experts
on privacy and data-driven applications.
This is super-relevant for the *data economy* that we are all dealing
with - as MyData is strongly linked with *open data, the new GDPR, smart
cities, smart governmen*t and other topics . Last year we had 650+
people coming from 24 countries- now we would like to make a new record!
See below of the website www.mydata2017.org
<http://www.mydata2017.org>for further details.
To invite more nordic friends, we made a discount code: MYDATANORDIC
You can get 10% off the normal price - feel free to pass this code to
any interested parties.
In all cases, we sincerely hope you can make it to Tallinn and/or
Helsinki (30.8.-1.9.)
With kindest regards,
Teemu
Why:
Personal data is a *1 trillion USD business by 2020*. At the same time,
it's *one of the three issues Sir Tim Berners-Lee raised as key issues
for the future for the internet.* New EU general data protection
regulation affects all companies handling personal data and doing
business in the EU and will help harmonize markets. The MyData thinking
builds on top of GDPR, to encourage new business and disruption - in an
ethical way.
What:
This year's MyData 2017 conference will be from *Aug 30th to Sep 1st.*
MyData 2017 is an exciting *twin-city event (Helsinki, Finland +
Tallinn, Estonia)* with one workshop day in Tallinn and two main
conference days in Helsinki. As you know well, Finland and Estonia are
two countries collaborating closely in the development of digital
society on many levels and Estonia has been pushing many digital markets
& rights issues on an EU level - and holds the EU presidency during
H2/2017. The two-hour boat trip is part of the programme.
Who's there?
In general the partners as well as the conference participants were very
satisfied with MyData 2016, in the end we had nearly 700 participants,
from 24 countries. This year, we are targeting 800-1000 participants.
Registrations have been made from nearly 20 countries already. Based on
last year, we expect some 50-60% to be business delegates, and some
20-30% public sector - with some academia, non-profits and others to
round out the scene. It's important to get the wide range of
organisations involved! See
alsohttps://mydata2017.org/meet-our-partners/for list of current
partners (updated by the day... :) )
---
Teemu Ropponen
See you at MyData 2017 - Advancing human-centric personal data
www.mydata2017.org <http://www.mydata2016.org/>
Toiminnanjohtaja / Executive director
Open Knowledge Finland ry (Join us <https://fi.okfn.org/membership/>!)
tel: +358 40 5255153
email: teemu.ropponen(a)okf.fi <mailto:teemu.ropponen@okf.fi>
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