Det kan nog vara bra att knyta kontakter mm. Någon som är intresserad?
För min egen del så har jag svårt att köpa in på att de valt tema "motstånd mot avreglering" istället för kärnproblemet, dvs datalagring, övervakning och censur.
Om mycket eller lite reglering är en bra metod för ett friare Internet finns det nog olika idéer om och intressant att diskutera. Här verkar det som att de redan tagit ståndpunkten att omfattande regleringar är det bästa sättet.
Oavsett så är det säkert bra, för vi behöver vänner i Europa tror jag.
Ulrika
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Den tisdag 15 juli 2025 kl. 22:53, Tim Sandgren tim.sandgren@gmail.com skrev:
Jag har en bra kontakt i Bryssel som kunde vara kul att hälsa på isåfall.
Tim
tisdag 15 juli 2025 skrev Börje Ohlman Borje.Ohlman@abc.se:
Är det här något vi vill skicka någon på?
Börje
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