EuroISPA, the world's largest ISP association, has issued another warning about ACTA, expressing concern that the latest leaked drafts "indicate that the measures under discussion would threaten fundamental rights, damage the European internet sector and put the openness of the Internet at risk."
EuroISPA Warns on ACTA, Again
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Yet another reason to find a way to force these ACTA folks into showing us what they’re up to, really.