2013 September | PirateTimes – Part 2

PP Norway got 0.3% in National Election and 750.000+ Euros September 19, 2013 · by Josef Ohlsson Collentine · in Pirate Party News For a political party that is only a year old getting 0.3% in their first election is a good result. The Pirate Party of Norway managed to get 9.868 votes of the total 2.848.986 votes resulting in 0.3%. PPNO are pleased… Swedish Pirate […]

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2013 September | PirateTimes

Solving Democracy Through Technology: Introducing Wasa2il September 29, 2013 · by Andrew Reitemeyer · in Pirate Topic Pirates have been designing policies and software that have the aim of bringing citizen participation into politics using technology and the internet as a platform. Many Pirate Parties are implementing liquid feedback systems internally such as PPDE which uses it as a sort of running straw-poll of membership […]

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Cécile Dupont | | PirateTimes

German Pirate Party Receive 2.2 % in Elections, No Seats in Parliament September 23, 2013 · by Cécile Dupont · in Election The first results of the German federal election were revealed on Sunday 22 September, 2013. The German Pirate Party received about 2.2 % of the votes, 0.2 percentage points more than in the last federal elections of 2009. This was a good result but unfortunately not enough for them… About Cécile Dupont […]

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2013 August | PirateTimes

Swedish Pirates Want to Send Minister of Justice to Mars August 29, 2013 · by Anton Nordenfur · in Pirate Party News The Young Pirates of Sweden has nominated the Swedish Minister of Justice, Beatrice Ask, to the Mars One project. They now hope that she will accept the nomination and leave Earth and politics behind her. The not-for-profit organisation Mars One… Copyright Preventing Public […]

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2013 August | PirateTimes – Part 2

Flattr Appreciation During July Euro 7.75 August 11, 2013 · by Josef Ohlsson Collentine · in Inside Pirate Times In July we had 24 things flattred by 10 unique users. In total we were flattred 35 times last month and received Euro 7.75 in support for our work. This is the lowest amount so far but July has also… Young Pirates of Europe Has Been […]

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Young Pirates of Sweden to Hire “Election Admiral” | PirateTimes

Young Pirates of Sweden to Hire “Election Admiral” August 27, 2013 · by Anton Nordenfur · in Pirate Party News The Young Pirates of Sweden, the youth wing of the Swedish Pirate Party, recently announced that they will be hiring an “Election Admiral” for the upcoming election year of 2014. Next year there will be a “super election year” in Sweden, starting in May with […]

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2013 July | PirateTimes

UK Prime Minister calls for further Web Blocking July 27, 2013 · by Ed · in Pirate Party News In a widely criticised move, this week David Cameron (The UK’s Prime Minister) indicated his intention to force Britain’s ISPs to filter pornography, this would be achieved by making account holders “opt in” for access to otherwise black-listed sites on the public web. Russian Pirates Battle […]

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Dienstanbieter dieser Seite ist die ARGE Koordinatorenkonferenz der AGs, die redaktionellen Inhalte kommen von der AG Wirtschaft. Verantwortlicher ist Sebastian Krone. Digitale Kontaktaufnahme E-Mail: orga@koordinatorenkonferenz.de Telefon: +49 331 281 298 205 Fax: +49 331 281 298 202 Ladungsfähige Anschrift ARGE Koordinatorenkonferenz der AGs in der Piratenpartei Am Bürohochhaus 2-4 14478 Potsdam Haftung für Inhalte Der Betreiber hat alle in seinem Bereich bereitgestellten Informationen nach bestem […]

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2013 June | PirateTimes

Amidst #Prism and #Tempora Scandals, German Pirates Get Their Groove Back June 26, 2013 · by Felicitas Steinhoff · in Election After a year of internal discord and coordinated work to broaden their political platform, the German Pirates are now focusing on campaigning for the federal election this coming 22 September 2013. Critical media reports have voiced dismay over the lack of internal organization, as […]

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Prism: Who should we trust? | PirateTimes

Prism: Who should we trust? June 25, 2013 · by Andy Halsall · in Guest Opinion Prism: Who should we trust? As odd as it may seem, I agree with the various statements that have been made over the last few days that the UK has some incredibly robust and sensible rules when it comes to intelligence gathering.  Of course I would like to see […]

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