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Bits of Freedom : ウィキペディア英語版 | Bits of Freedom
Bits Of Freedom is an independent Dutch digital rights foundation, which focuses on privacy and communications freedom in the digital age. The foundation protects the right for privacy and the right to communications freedom in the Netherlands. Bits of Freedom started in 2000 and had a break between 2006 and August 2009 due to lack of funding. On August 14, 2009, Bits of Freedom continued its activities with funding provided by the Internet4All Foundation. Bits of Freedom organizes the Dutch version of the Big Brother Awards, initiated European cooperation between digital rights watch foundations in European Digital Rights (EDRI) and collects information about data leaks in the Netherlands to raise awareness of the potential dangers of increasing collection of data. ==The Multatuli Project== The Multatuli Project, subtitled ''ISP Notice and take down'', was the title of an experiment done by members of the Bits of Freedom group in the summer of 2004.〔( "Notice en takedown" ) (Bits of Freedom archive, February 28, 2005)〕〔("The Multatuli project: research paper" ), (Sjoera Nas (Bits of Freedom), October 17, 2004)〕 The group uploaded excerpts from Multatuli to websites hosted at 10 different Dutch ISPs, content which has been in the public domain since 1957. They then sent a complaint about the content from a Hotmail account posing as a legal advisor to the 10 ISPs; seven of them complied and removed the site, one within just three hours, without investigating the legality of the matter, or asking questions about the dubious background of the requester.
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