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programme:conferences:ceep:proposed_changes [2013/11/19 17:18] – [PP-GR on Patents] lunaloofprogramme:conferences:ceep:proposed_changes [2023/06/27 12:11] (current) – mab
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-====== Proposals for a Change of the CEEP Athens Version ======+====== Proposals for a Change of the 2014 CEEP Athens Version ======
  
 These proposals will be voted upon on the Mumble Conference on the 18./19./20.11.2013 starting everyday at 20:00 CET in the German NRW-Mumble Room PPEU. When we have finished working our way through the proposals, the Conference will be over. All parties are invited to send delegates there to speak for their parties and any other interested pirates may also attend. These proposals will be voted upon on the Mumble Conference on the 18./19./20.11.2013 starting everyday at 20:00 CET in the German NRW-Mumble Room PPEU. When we have finished working our way through the proposals, the Conference will be over. All parties are invited to send delegates there to speak for their parties and any other interested pirates may also attend.
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 Example of this is well-known case of Facebook, and information about number of people visiting one's profile. It is absolutely ok for Facebook to decide to not disclose this information to it's users: but once this information is traded with any third party (like advertisers, NSA, or so on), the users concerned must not be deprived from the right to know this information too. Another way to express this: Should user's metadata be processed by any third party, this processing becomes part of user's metadata, and as such, user must not be deprived the right to access such metadata. Example of this is well-known case of Facebook, and information about number of people visiting one's profile. It is absolutely ok for Facebook to decide to not disclose this information to it's users: but once this information is traded with any third party (like advertisers, NSA, or so on), the users concerned must not be deprived from the right to know this information too. Another way to express this: Should user's metadata be processed by any third party, this processing becomes part of user's metadata, and as such, user must not be deprived the right to access such metadata.
  
-==== PP-FR on Unify Police Standard Procedures Towards more +==== PP-FR on Unify Police Standard Procedures Towards more progressive ones ====
-progressive ones ====+
  
 About the paragraph "Unify Police Standard Procedures Towards more About the paragraph "Unify Police Standard Procedures Towards more
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 “The European Parliament needs to be informed right from the start and  comprehensively about the state and the strategy of negotiation **of Trade Agreements**.” “The European Parliament needs to be informed right from the start and  comprehensively about the state and the strategy of negotiation **of Trade Agreements**.”
  
-==== PP-FR on Taking in Account the +==== PP-FR on Taking in Account the interest of small and medium-sized companies ====
-interest of small and medium-sized companies ====+
  
 About the paragraph on International Trade, "Taking in Account the About the paragraph on International Trade, "Taking in Account the
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