The San Francisco-based Electronic Frontier Foundation announced last week it is opening its first European office in Brussels in the hope of influencing European Union policies on technology. The nonprofit legal foundation -- noted for its work around digital copyrights, privacy and expression in the so-called Internet age -- picked Brussels because it's a headquarters of the EU.
February 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The San Francisco-based Electronic Frontier Foundation announced last week it is opening its first European office in Brussels in the hope of influencing European Union policies on technology.
The nonprofit legal foundation — noted for its work around digital copyrights, privacy and expression in the so-called Internet age — picked Brussels because it’s a headquarters of the EU.
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