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Blogger and Other Creator Rights | Electronic Frontier Foundation

https://eff.org/issues/bloggers

“Here at EFF, we believe that all individuals should be able to create content and share it online without facing censorship or undue restrictions. This is a fundamental right and the digital space provides the opportunity to share creative material and connect with people across the world—whether that’s as a...” (the page’s own description)

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