Digital Rights
A group for people concerned about looking after people's online rights and freedoms. Issues of concern include: copyright and intellectual property laws, net censorship, privacy and net neutrality.See More
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Michael Johnson
- South Glamorgan
- United Kingdom
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Michael Johnson's Groups
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Digital Rights
105 members
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ENGAGE - The Lib Dem Pol…
231 members
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Glamorgan Student Lib De…
7 members
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NO2ID
198 members
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Welsh Lib Dems/ Dem Rhyd…
44 members
Michael Johnson's Page
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Michael Johnson posted a blog postAn Open Source Party
Imagine scrapping a committee and replacing it with something like FaceBook that allows everyone to have a say in how a political party is run. This is essentially what the Liberal Democrats did when they launched the ACT Network about six months ago.Anyone can register with the Liberal Democrats' new social networking site, create and join campaign groups on issues that matter to them. Users can also work together on drafting policies, documents, etc.…See More
Michael Johnson joined David Hall-Matthews's group
ENGAGE - The Lib Dem Policy Network
ENGAGE aims to open up the policy process – by facilitating two-way exchanges between the wider membership and those involved in formal policy-making. We'd love to hear from you about how you'd like us to do this.
Michael Johnson joined Matt Smith's group
Glamorgan Student Lib Dems
The youth and student wing of the Liberal Democrats for students at the University of Glamorgan, Pontypridd.
Michael Johnson joined James Baker's group
NO2ID
NO2ID is a campaigning organisation. We are a single-issue group focussed on the threat to liberty and privacy posed by the rapid growth of the database state, of which "ID cards" were the most visible part. We are entirely independent.
Michael Johnson posted a blog postWelcome to My Page
I've been out of the loop a bit since leaving the Liberal Democrats several months ago. Now it seems that there's an urgent need to become involved again since the Digital Economy Act was passed undemocratically (and possibly illegally) by Peter Mandelson and his mates. It's quite likely I'll be joining the party again soon and supporting any efforts to get the DEA scrapped, and to protect our rights to free expression and privacy, as long as there isn't a LibDem/Conservative coalition within…See More
Michael Johnson joined Aaron Trevena's group
Lib Dems for some decent IT Policy
Lib Dems for some decent IT Policy - open standards, decent project management, re-skilling local and national government in technology - less throwing cash at EDS et al, fair and good value tendering.
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Michael Johnson's Blog
An Open Source Party
Imagine scrapping a committee and replacing it with something like FaceBook that allows everyone to have a say in how a political party is run. This is essentially what the Liberal Democrats did when they launched the ACT Network about six months ago.
Anyone can register with the Liberal Democrats' new social networking site, create and join campaign groups on issues that matter to them. Users can also work together on drafting policies, documents,… Continue
Anyone can register with the Liberal Democrats' new social networking site, create and join campaign groups on issues that matter to them. Users can also work together on drafting policies, documents,… Continue
Posted on April 28, 2010 at 1:10
Welcome to My Page
I've been out of the loop a bit since leaving the Liberal Democrats several months ago. Now it seems that there's an urgent need to become involved again since the Digital Economy Act was passed undemocratically (and possibly illegally) by Peter Mandelson and his mates. It's quite likely I'll be joining the party again soon and supporting any efforts to get the DEA scrapped, and to protect our rights to free expression and privacy, as long as there isn't a LibDem/Conservative coalition within… Continue
Posted on April 26, 2010 at 10:20
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