Geek Politics

Objet(s) de commun : Droits de propriété intellectuelle,  Internet,  Production de pair à pair,  Collaboration de masse,  Communication de masse  Enjeu(x) : Citoyenneté,  Droit positif des communs,  Liberté,  Luttes politiques,  Neutralité du net  

Métadonnées

Date de création	2013
Date de publication	2013/12/23
Langue du contenu	FR
Pays	Belgium
Média	Multimédia

URL de diffusion	http://www.geekpolitics.be/
Participant(s)	Samir Allioui, Amelia Andersdotter, Jacob Appelbaum, Christian Bahls, Heather Brooke, Dominique Cardon, Martin Delius, Daniel Domscheit-Berg, Rick Falkvinge, Pascal Gloor, Ryan Heath, Becky Hogge, Constanze Kurz, Christophe Lejeune, Jean-Marc Manach, Smári McCarthy, Richard Miller, Alexander Mörlang, Okhin, Tom Pouce, Jurgen Rateau, Bernard Stiegler, Stephan Urbach, Christophe Van Mechelen, Isaac Wilder, Jérémie Zimmerman.
Type de licence	by-nc-nd

" Geek Politics " is a Belgian web documentary that offers you to go deep into the world of hackers, the Pirate Parties , but also those states and companies that are locking each day a little more the internet we use. This project invites you to discover the world of unknown hackers and others hiding behind the Internet, the network of networks that you and I we use every day. You will see by browsing videos webdoc, it is far from here fantasized image of evil hacker behind the screen trying to hack into your bank account to relieve you of a few euros. No, we are talking about communities of actors, some of which have developed the most widely used software in the world, and participate in the development of new forms of democracy. We are talking about men and women who refuse to see Internet controlled and locked by states and specialized companies. Because the risks of censorship are indeed real. And speaking of the Pirate Party also this from northern Europe that gradually spreading across Europe.