Posted on Oct 22, 2007 - 11:46am by Eric Cumberworth in Blogging, Internet, News
Italian bloggers and web site designers are going to have to deal with new regulations. Ricardo Levi, the undersecretary to the President of the Council, has worked up a law to shut the Internet up. Approved on October 12 after unanimous agreement, the Levi-Prodi law requires that anyone with a blog or a website must register it with the ROC, pay a tax, and produce certificates even if they have no intention of making money. Sounds like some real bullshit as having the ability to quickly start blogging is an important reason blogging is so powerful.
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La psicologia
October 24th, 2007 at 7:06 pm
1After bloggers’ reaction some important italian Ministers such as Antonio di Pietro and Paolo Gentiloni declared that they will oppose to this law.
Hopefully the document is going to be modified soon, or even canceled.
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