»Wir stehen für ein freies und offenes Internet«

Preamble
We believe that a free and open Internet can bring about a better world. To keep the Internet free and open, we call on communities, industries and countries to recognize these principles. We believe that they will help to bring about more creativity, more innovation and more open societies.
We are joining an international movement to defend our freedoms because we believe that they are worth fighting for.
Let’s discuss these principles — agree or disagree with them, debate them, translate them, make them your own and broaden the discussion with your community — as only the Internet can make possible.
Join us in keeping the Internet free and open.

Declaration
We stand for a free and open Internet.
We support transparent and participatory processes for making Internet policy and the establishment of five basic principles:
    Expression: Don't censor the Internet.
    Access: Promote universal access to fast and affordable networks.
    Openness: Keep the Internet an open network where everyone is free to connect, communicate, write, read, watch, speak, listen, learn, create and innovate.
    Innovation: Protect the freedom to innovate and create without permission. Don’t block new technologies, and don’t punish innovators for their users' actions.
    Privacy: Protect privacy and defend everyone’s ability to control how their data and devices are used.

Signers
Organizations & Companies
    350.org
    Access Humboldt
    Access Take Action!
    Alliance for Community Media
    American Civil Liberties Union Take Action!
    Amicus
    Amnesty International
    Association for Progressive Communications
    Association for Women's Rights in Development
    Attachments.me
    Aviary
    Bill of Rights Defense Committee
    Bits of Freedom
    Bolo Bhi
    Boulder Denver New Tech
    Boxee
    Breadpig
    Bytes for All
    CALPIRG
    Calyx Institute
    Center for Democracy & Technology
    Center for Digital Democracy
    Center for Media Justice
    Center for Rural Strategies
    Centre for Internet and Society
    Cheezburger, Inc.
    Circa
    ColorOfChange.org
    Communication Is Your Right
    CREDO Take Action!
    DailyKos
    Demand Progress
    Digital Democracy
    Digital Sisters
    Digitale Gesellschaft e.V.
    Echo Ditto, Inc.
    Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights
    Electronic Frontier Foundation Take Action!
    Entertainment Consumers Association
    Fark, Inc.
    Favstar
    Fight for the Future Take Action!
    Foundry Group
    Free Press Take Action!
    Free Speech TV
    Freedom Against Censorship Thailand (FACT)
    Future of Music Coalition
    Girl Develop It
    Global Voices Advocacy
    Globalvision
    Greenlining
    Hackers & Founders
    Harry Potter Alliance
    Human Rights First
    Hypothes.is
    If I Were President
    Imagine K12
    Industry Ears
    Institute for Local Self Reliance
    Internet Infrastructure Coalition
    Laughing Squid
    Levo League
    Loudsauce
    Lower Third Productions
    MacUser magazine
    MakerBot
    May First/People Link
    Media Alliance
    Media Equity Collaborative
    Media Literacy Project
    Media Mobilizing Project
    Mother Jones
    Movements.org
    Mozilla
    NAMAC
    National Hispanic Media Coalition
    NationBuilder
    Native Public Media
    Nawaat
    Netroots Nation
    New Media Rights
    NY Tech Meetup
    ONG Derechos Digitales
    Open Knowledge Foundation
    Open Technology Institute, New America Foundation
    openDemocracy
    OpenMedia.ca
    OpenMIC
    Orbotix
    Organizing 2.0
    Participatory Politics Foundation
    People's Production House
    Personal Democracy Media
    Pirate Party of Spain (PIRATA)
    Presente.org
    Privacy Camp
    Prometheus Radio Project
    Public Knowledge
    Public News Service
    Rebuild the Dream
    reddit
    Reporters Without Borders
    Rewired State
    Rhizome
    Ruck.us
    Save Hosting Coalition
    Seismologik
    SEOmoz
    Shuttleworth Foundation
    SideTour
    Singly
    SlideShare
    SMBC
    Social Media Club
    Sonic.net
    Techdirt
    Techstars
    The Julia Group
    The UpTake
    Topspin
    Trippi & Associates
    Truthout
    Tucows
    Union Square Ventures
    UNITY Journalists
    Upworthy
    Ushahidi
    Witness
    Women In Media & News
    Women Who Tech
    Women's Media Center
    Y Combinator
    Yesware
    Young Rewired State

Individuals
    Congressman Darrell Issa
    Senator Ron Wyden
    Ai Weiwei, Artist and activist
    Hisham Almiraat, co-founder, TalkMorocco.net
    Marvin Ammori, Stanford Law School Center for Internet & Society, Affiliate Scholar
    Renata Avila, Global Voices Author, Creative Commons Guatemala.
    Seth Bannon, founder, Amicus
    John Perry Barlow, Electronic Frontier Foundation
    Jason Barnett, The UpTake
    Sami Ben Gharbia, Nawaat.org
    Yochai Benkler, Harvard University Berkman Center for Internet & Society
    Charles Benton, Benton Foundation
    danah boyd, Harvard University Berkman Center for Internet & Society
    Diego Casaes, Global Voices Portuguese Lingua Editor
    Vinton G. Cerf, Internet Pioneer
    Susan Crawford, Harvard Law School
    Cory Doctorow, BoingBoing
    Neil Gaiman, author
    Urs Gasser, Harvard University Berkman Center for Internet & Society
    Michael Geist, law professor, University of Ottowa
    Dan Gillmor, Knight Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship at Arizona State University
    Representative Dan Gordon, Rhode Island House of Representatives
    Nick Grossman, MIT Media Lab, connected.io
    Tim Hardy, beyondclicktivism
    Ben Huh, CEO, Cheezburger, Inc.
    Dan Hunter, Professor of Law & Director, Institute for Information Law & Policy
    David S. Isenberg, F2C: Freedom to Connect
    Ramzi Jaber, onlinecensorship.org
    Jeff Jarvis, BuzzMachine.com
    Samuel Klein, One Laptop Per Child
    Damian Kulash, OK Go
    Ronaldo Lemos, Center for Technology & Society at FGV
    Heather Leson, Ushahidi
    Rebecca MacKinnon, author, Consent of the Networked
    Andrew McLaughlin, former deputy CTO, White House
    Sascha Meinrath, Open Technology Institute, New America Foundation
    Ellen Miller, Executive Director, Sunlight Foundation
    Craig Montuori, PolitiHacks
    Glyn Moody, author, Rebel Code: Linux and the Open Source Revolution
    Mayor Marty O'Mally, Forest Hills, Pennsylvania
    Alexis Ohanian, co-founder, reddit
    John Palfrey, Harvard University Berkman Center for Internet & Society
    Amanda Palmer, Musician and performer
    Eli Pariser, Upworthy
    Andrew Rasiej, Founder Personal Democracy Media, Chairman NY Tech Meetup
    Leila Nachawati Rego, Global Voices Online
    Patrick Ruffini, Don't Censor the Net
    Reihan Salam, The Daily, National Review
    Derek Slater
    Elizabeth Stark, Stanford University
    Mark Surman, Executive Director, Mozilla Foundation
    Aaron Swartz, founder and director of Demand Progress
    Baratunde Thurston, author, How to Be Black
    Barbara van Schewick, Director, Center for Internet and Society, Stanford Law School
    Jillian C. York, Electronic Frontier Foundation
    Deanna Zandt, author, Share This! How You Will Change the World with Social Networking
    Jonathan Zittrain, professor and author

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