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European Parliament All But Rejects ACTA

An anonymous reader writes "European Parliament today adopted Written Declaration 12/2010 which basically tells the Commission to all but drop the negotiations. From the article: 'Citizens from all around Europe helped to raise awareness about ACTA among Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) by collecting, one by one, more than 369 [of the MEPs'] signatures. With Written Declaration 12/20103, the European Parliament as a whole takes a firm position to oppose the un-democratic process of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), and its content harmful to fundamental freedoms and the Internet ecosystem.'"

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  1. Re:Wait, what? by butterflysrage · · Score: 5, Funny

    quick! to the Liberation-mobile!

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    the preceding post was not spell checked... suck it.
  2. Re:About Fucking Time by X.25 · · Score: 4, Funny

    I'm not convinced the EU did this for good reasons, or for their OWN corporate overlords (like they did when they sued Microsoft in order to protect the EU-based Opera).

    EU sued Microsoft in order to protect Opera?

    Whatever it is you are smoking, I'd like some. Thank you.