recently i posted about an internet blackout protest against section 92a, a proposed nz law that would have forced ISPs to take down a web site on accusation of copyright infringment, no proof required. this week, the nz government scrapped it – following organised protest & lack of industry support. now a different kind of internet blackout is threatened in europe – rules that will limit, restrict, “package” people’s access to the internet. why? what’s wrong with it the way it is now? oh yeah – no-one’s controlling what we do on the internet; no-one’s making money out of it. it’s all too free!! we have to speak up to stop silly laws like this & section 92a being passed – & we can make a difference.