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Critics of Italy's Piracy Shield are not difficult to find but, with its powerful and influential proponents rarely far away, getting heard is a considerable challenge. Not to mention getting anything done. After calling for the platform's suspension and meeting resistance in the wake of the recent Google Drive blocking blunder, AGCOM board member Elisa Giomi has gone public with a laundry list of concerns. It pulls zero punches.

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Rightsholders have asked Google to remove more than 10 billion 'copyright infringing' URLs from its search results. The search engine doesn't celebrate the milestone in any way, but the takedown notices document intriguing shifts in volume over time, as well as shifting takedown interests.

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A lawsuit filed in the U.S. claims that a pirate IPTV seller adopted a novel marketing strategy to support a business with 450,000 subscribers . According to the plaintiffs, the owner of the service "held himself out as a Chicago-area law enforcement officer" to "mitigate potential concerns" over the unlawfulness of his business. A theoretical damages claim of more than a billion dollars, plus an allegation of wiretapping, makes this case a little more spicy than most.

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When our analog parents searched for information, that activity took place in libraries, and that was one of the most safeguarded privacies of all. When our digital children search for information, their innermost thoughts are instead harvested wholesale for marketing. How did this happen?

If you’re looking at one particular profession of the analog world that was absolutely obsessed with the privacy of its patrons, it was the librarians. Libraries were where people could search for their darkest secrets, were it literature, science, shopping, or something else. The secrecy of libraries were downright legendary.

As bomb recipes started appearing on the proto-Internet in the 1980s — on so-called BBSes — and some politicians tried to play on moral panics, many of common sense were quick to point out, that these “text files with bomb recipes” were no different than what you would find in the chemistry section of a mediocre-or-better library — and libraries were sacred. There was no moral panic to play on as soon as you pointed out that this was already available in every public library, for the public to access anonymously

So private were libraries, in fact, that librarians were in collective outrage when the FBI started asking libraries for records of who had borrowed what book – and that’s how the infamous warrant canaries were invented. Yup, by a librarian, protecting the patrons of the library. Librarians have always been the profession defending privacy rights the hardest – in the analog as well as the digital.

In the analog world of our parents, their Freedom of Information was sacramount: their innermost thirst for learning, knowledge, and understanding. In the digital world of our children, their corresponding innermost thoughts are instead harvested wholesale and sold off to market trinkets into their faces.

It’s not just what our digital children successfully studied that’s up for grabs. In the terms of our analog parents, it’s what they ever went to the library for. It’s what they ever considered going to the library for. In the world of our digital children, everything they searched for is recorded — and everything they thought of searching for but didn’t.

Think about that for a moment: something that was so sacred for our analog parents that entire classes of professions would go on strike to preserve it, is now casually used for wholesale marketing in the world of our digital children.

Combine this with the previous article about everything you do, say, and think being recorded for later use against you, and we’re going to need a major change in thinking on this very soon.

There is no reason our children should have less Freedom of Information just because they happen to live in a digital environment, as compared to the analog environment of our parents. There is no reason our digital children shouldn’t enjoy Analog Equivalent Privacy Rights.

Of course, it can be argued that the Internet search engines are private services who are free to offer whatever services they like on whatever terms they like. But there were private libraries in the analog world of our parents, too. We’ll be returning to this “it’s private so you don’t have a say” concept a little later in this series.

Privacy remains your own responsibility.

Personal: I ran headfirst into a bit of a classic burnout two years ago. I’m still recovering from it. I’ve been trying to maintain a presence and not make this condition show too much, but I need to scale down the rest of my presence too for a while in order to reset and recharge.

I’ve been starting and re-starting writing this post way too many times now. I’ve decided to just post it as a stream of consciousness, readable or not as it may be, rather than my usual bar of having some sort of clear red thread with step-by-step logical coherence.

Two years ago, while moving from Stockholm to Berlin, I hit the infamous brick wall. I became incapable of most work that required any form of vehicular travel — I was literally limited to walking distance. Yes, it felt as ridiculous as it sounds, but it was just a matter of accepting the lay of the land and working with it. At the time, I was able to maintain some illusion of normality while starting to wind down and recover behind the scenes, thanks to being able to work remotely. I’ve since stopped working altogether — or so I thought, at least — and focusing on recharging.

When you drive a solar-powered rover too aggressively in Kerbal Space Program and the sun goes down, the batteries deplete quickly. You can’t start driving the rover again when the sun goes up from its state of depleted batteries, not even at its rated speed; you have to wait until the batteries have recharged, even if the circumstances (i.e. shining sun) should otherwise make you able to operate nominally. This is a little bit the state I’m in: I should nominally be fine, with most of the everyday load reduced significantly, but my batteries are still not recharging at the rate I had expected them to. (Yes, I’m impatient, which is admittedly part of the problem in the first place.)

So to all people who have written to me over this past time that I haven’t responded to: Please accept my apologies. It’s not out of malice or disinterest I haven’t responded, I’m simply getting done in a month what I used to get done in a day, and even that is a marked improvement. The “need to respond” queue is silly long by now, and includes conference invites and whatnot, that I would normally have responded to within minutes. It includes pings from near friends, that I had hoped to spend a lot more time with here in Berlin, as well as distant friends.

A close friend of mine pointed at a recent study about stress, a study looking at burnout symptoms in places with very good work-to-life balance, and the study concluded that the body doesn’t make a difference between obligations for work or obligations that are felt outside of work for any other reason than money. And she’s right: I’ve been feeling a pressure to shoot video, to code open-source projects, to participate in the community. I need to, bluntly speaking, drop all of these expectations for the foreseeable future. “Go off-grid” is a little too harsh, but I’ll need to turn off the expectation heartbeat on literally everything. I’ll do random things from time to time when I have the energy and desire for it, which unfortunately won’t be most of the time.

These recoveries basically take whatever damn time they please. I could have recharged batteries in six months, in a year, in ten years. I have honestly no idea and therefore I’m not setting any expectations, in either direction.

I’d like to say “I’ll be back”, but I don’t think the person on the other side of this recovery is going to be the same person I am today. I am sure I will still want to change the world for the better, somehow. I just can’t tell today how I’ll be wanting to change the world tomorrow. So even though I’ll very likely be back doing something, it’ll very likely not be the exact same things I’ve done up until this point.

Kunstform Homies in Barcelona Video 2017

our homies Mark Glen, Oliver Frömter, Fabio Etzel, Pirmin Trück and Steffen Guse were recently in sunny Barcelona, where the guys produced a great video for us..(summer vibes included) Hell yeah! Enjoy the Video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Mark Glen

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On the 20.07.2018 the new BMX Supercross Track will open in Stuttgart and you're invited to celebrate this day with us!
This new track is a combination out of BMX and SX (Supercross) track and will be build in Stuttgart, Germany

Track Details: The course has a length of about 450m, 2 start ramps (5m and 8m), 4 straight lines, which are divided into two parts to provide advanced riders and professional athletes a huge development opportunities. 3 asphalted steep curves allow optimal grip in the curves. There will be various obstacles and obstacle combinations in different difficulty levels, which have Worldcup level.

This constant track is (currently) the first and only one of its kind. That makes Stuttgart to a hotspot for all ambitious BMX athletes in Europe.
The construction works are in progress since 15th of May. How it looks at the moment, you can check right here:



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All the best, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

What:
BMX Supercross Strecke Stuttgart - Opening

When:
27th July at 14pm (local time)

Where:
BMX Supercross Strecke Stuttgart
Löwentorstraße
70376 Stuttgart

Markus Schwital was recently in Garmisch-Partenkirchen for a video shoot. The location for this was the shell of the new youth hostel moun10, which is next to the Alps. The new modern moun10 youth hostel will open at the end of 2018. Since the start of construction, it has repeatedly served as a location for modern trend sports. If you want to win a free weekend for four people in moun10 with breakfast, sauna and free drinks, you should participate until 15 July 2018 on www.moun10-garmisch-jugendherberge.de.

Enjoy the Video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!



Video: Moun10



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Robin Kachfi uploaded a new webisode on his Youtube Channel. This time our Bro Robin went with his homies to Barcelona, where the boys produced a lot of footage. Check out the first part right now!

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Video: Robin Kachfi

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On the 20th of July 2019, the "No Mercy BMX Jam" will take place again. There will be different challenges and a contest, which is divided into different classes. A lot of prizes are waiting for you like vouchers and BMX parts. Also there's a bit cash for the pros! Last but not least, food, cool drinks and music are provided, too. Sounds good? Then come over and have a good time!

More information about the BMX event:

No Mercy Jam

What: No Mercy Jam

BMX disciplines: BMX Park, BMX Street

When: 20th of July 2019

Where:
Am Krebsgraben 8
08056 Zwickau


All the best, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Robin Kachfi uploaded the second part of his Barcelona Vlog on his Youtube Channel. This time Robin and his homies rode through the Barcelona City until the sun goes down, to check some other BMX Street Spots. Check their second part right now!

Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!



Video: Robin Kachfi

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Robin Kachfi uploaded the second part of his Barcelona Vlog on his Youtube Channel. In addition to a few street spots in Badalona, the boys checked out the top of Barcelona, as well.

Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!



Video: Robin Kachfi

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As you may have noticed, our teammates Miguel Smajli and Artur Meister were in Majorca to work on a couple of video projects. David Schaller and Merlin Czarnulla were also there to capture clips and photos of their trip. Unfortunately, Miguel crashed so hard after the third day that he had to rest after a long hospital stay for a few days. Until the videos will go online you can check the photo gallery on Freedombmx, which you can now watch here.

Click here for the Photo Gallery

All the best, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Photos: Merlin Czarnulla

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After a three-part vlog about his trip to Barcelona, our Bro Robin Kachfi recently uploaded another clip. As the name of the edit suggests, in GoPro BMX Street Riding Barcelona you will find riding from 1st person perspective (POV) in Barcelona's streets and skate parks. Robin thinks that there are too many Barspins in there. We say, stuff looks great, especially from the POV perspective! What do you think?

Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!


Video: Robin Kachfi

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Oh boy, our homie & GT Bikes team rider Sven Avemaria went two times to the BMX Street Mecca Barcelona within the last 6 month to enjoy the sun, spots & sangria. While being there, Sven was stacking a lot of clips with chilled BMX Street Lines which you can now enjoy nicely in your hammock!

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: kunstform

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As previously reported, our Sis Lara Lessmann went to Spain with the Bros Robin Kachfi, Michael Meisel and Julian Bachmann to stack tons of clips for a new video, but unfortunately got injured right on day 1. In his travel vlog part 1, Robin takes you on the trip and you can find out what the crew has experienced so far. Stay tuned for part 2 and check back soon!

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Robin Kachfi

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Miguel Smajli seems to have lots of BMX clips stacked on his computer. This time he shows you impressions of his Simple Session BMX Trip including various bangers from the pratice session, snowball fight and much more! From there the video switches directly into sunny Barcelona. Together with the kunstform & Subrosa dudes the streets and skate parks of the city are shredded to the bones. Hopefully such trips will be possible again soon!

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

Video: Miguel Smajli

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VANS should already be known for to set up massive BMX events for the scene. In keeping with the current situation, things are going a little differently this time. With the video contest "The Circle" Vans would like to support the local BMX shops as well as their scene and riders. 10 BMX shops from Europe will take part, which will compete for a total of 20,000 euros in prize money. We are also invited with the kunstform BMX Shop Stuttgart and are really looking forward to the project! You can find the official press release from VANS below. We will of course keep you up to date.

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In post # 2 of the VANS "The Circle" series, it's our turn now. In our "Meet The Teams" video, Daniel Fuhrmann introduces the kunstform BMX Shop Stuttgart and the team of riders that will take part in the VANS video contest .

Have fun with the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!

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The VANS "The Circle" BMX Shop Online Video Contest is in full swing. Our video from Stuttgart is now also published on www.digbmx.com. A huge thanks to Flawless Issues for the awesome track, David Schaller for filming and editing and of course to our team riders Felix Prangenberg, Miguel Smajli, Felix Donat, Artur Meister and Daniel Fuhrmann.

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VANS is known for putting on awesome BMX events for the scene. After the Vans "The Circle" contest was a huge success last year, the contest is back in an even bigger version this year! With the video contest "The Circle" Vans would like to support the local BMX shops as well as their scene and drivers. 19 BMX shops from all over the world will take part, which will compete for a total of 20,000 euros in prize money. We are also a part of it with the kunstform BMX Shop Berlin and are really looking forward to the project! Our team riders Felix Prangenberg, Miguel Smajli, Robin Kachfi, Justin Rudd, Elias Bauer, Konsty Rudobashta and Paul Thölen are extremely motivated to go in! If you are curious to learn more about it check the interview with Thommy Ebeling and Daniel Fuhrmann on Dig BMX. You can find the official press release from VANS below. We will of course keep you up to date.

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The VANS "The Circle" BMX Shop Online Video Contest is in full swing. Our video from Berlin is now also published on www.digbmx.com. A huge thanks to Happy Diving for the awesome track, Felix Prangenberg for filming and editing and of course to our team riders Paul Thölen, Miguel Smajli, Robin Kachfi, Justin Rudd, Konsty Rudobashta and Elias Bauer.

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Brick Search is an app that helps identify collectable minifigs by scanning the QR code on the packet.

Its development team has launched a survey asking for your thoughts on the state of CMF collecting. With three CMF series now having scannable codes and a few weeks to go until the next series hits the shelves, Brick Search wants LEGO fans to weigh in on what they like, dislike and want to see in the future.

So, if you've not done so already, download the app, then complete the survey.

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