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February 11, 2014: “A large coalition of activists, organizations, and online companies will be coordinating an online day of activism to oppose worldwide spying of citizens.”
Posted on January 12, 2014 by Ann Kreilkamp
Politicians Beware: On February 11th the Internet is Coming for You
January 12, 2014
by Andrew Pontbriand
The Anti-Media.org via jhaines6
Image: wikimedia.org
Activists, companies, and organizations set to battle mass surveillance with day of action.
January 10, 2014
Andrew Pontbriand | Resistance Journals
A large coalition of activists, organizations, and online companies will be coordinating an online day of activism to oppose worldwide spying of citizens.
The event was announced ahead of the tragic death of activist Aaron Swartz, and the event is both in his honor, and to celebrate the victory of defeating the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) legislation.
On February 11, 2014 participants such as Access, Demand Progress, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Fight for the Future, Free Press, BoingBoing, Reddit, Mozilla, ThoughtWorks, and potentially much more, will join together with activists to demand the end of mass surveillance on Americans, and men and woman of the world.
On the day of the action, the coalition of companies and activists it represents will make calls and drive emails to lawmakers. Owners of websites will install banners to encourage their visitors to fight back against surveillance, and employees of technology companies will demand that their organizations to do the same. People are also encouraged to design memes, and change their profile pictures to respective banners/pictures that will help spread the message.
Websites and Internet users who want to talk part can visit The Day We Fight Back website to sign up for email updates and to register websites to participate. Regular updates will be posted to the site between now and the February 11th day of action.
Here Is What You Can Do To Help
Andrew Pontbriand is an Activist, Researcher, Contributor at Activist Post, and Writer/Editor of The Resistance Journals. Like his Facebook Page here, and follow him on Twitter – @ResistJourn25
Thanks to: http://exopermaculture.com
Posted on January 12, 2014 by Ann Kreilkamp
Politicians Beware: On February 11th the Internet is Coming for You
January 12, 2014
by Andrew Pontbriand
The Anti-Media.org via jhaines6
Image: wikimedia.org
Activists, companies, and organizations set to battle mass surveillance with day of action.
January 10, 2014
Andrew Pontbriand | Resistance Journals
A large coalition of activists, organizations, and online companies will be coordinating an online day of activism to oppose worldwide spying of citizens.
The event was announced ahead of the tragic death of activist Aaron Swartz, and the event is both in his honor, and to celebrate the victory of defeating the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) legislation.
On February 11, 2014 participants such as Access, Demand Progress, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Fight for the Future, Free Press, BoingBoing, Reddit, Mozilla, ThoughtWorks, and potentially much more, will join together with activists to demand the end of mass surveillance on Americans, and men and woman of the world.
On the day of the action, the coalition of companies and activists it represents will make calls and drive emails to lawmakers. Owners of websites will install banners to encourage their visitors to fight back against surveillance, and employees of technology companies will demand that their organizations to do the same. People are also encouraged to design memes, and change their profile pictures to respective banners/pictures that will help spread the message.
Websites and Internet users who want to talk part can visit The Day We Fight Back website to sign up for email updates and to register websites to participate. Regular updates will be posted to the site between now and the February 11th day of action.
Here Is What You Can Do To Help
- Visit https://thedaywefightback.org/
- Sign up to indicate that you’ll participate and receive updates.
- Sign up to install widgets on websites encouraging its visitors to fight back against surveillance. (These are being finalized in coming days.)
- Use the social media tools on the site to announce your participation.
- Develop memes, tools, websites, and do whatever else you can to participate — and encourage others to do the same.
Andrew Pontbriand is an Activist, Researcher, Contributor at Activist Post, and Writer/Editor of The Resistance Journals. Like his Facebook Page here, and follow him on Twitter – @ResistJourn25
Thanks to: http://exopermaculture.com
