Our internet freedoms are being curtailed, but not without a fight. This is the finding of a new study released on Tuesday by Freedom House, which looked at threats to Internet freedom and efforts to fight back in 47 countries worldwide.
Today a coalition of public interest groups announced the Declaration of Internet Freedom—a statement that outlines the rights and principles necessary for an open Internet. Coalition members including the EFF, Access, and others, wrote the declaration as a starting point and are now inviting the public to join the discussion. For more on the declaration, see this post by the EFF. Laughing Squid supports the Declaration of Internet Freedom with all ten of our tentacles.
