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Article posted Sep 06 2011, 10:32 AM Category: Science/Technology Source: Rick Falkvinge Print

Cable Reveals Extent Of Lapdoggery From Swedish Govt On Copyright Monopoly

Rick Falkvinge

Among the treasure troves of recently released WikiLeaks cables, we find one whose significance has bypassed Swedish media. In short: every law proposal, every ordinance, and every governmental report hostile to the net, youth, and civil liberties here in Sweden in recent years have been commissioned by the US government and industry interests.

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