via: BLN BY CAREY WEDLER (CW) — In an unexpected move, this week the European Parliament rejected a highly controversial bill that critics claimed would stifle free speech and creativity on the internet. The EU Copyright Directive was heavily criticized over two elements in particular. Article 11 would have established a “link tax,” which would have required … Continue reading YOUR MEMES ARE SAFE (FOR NOW): EU REJECTS INTERNET CENSORSHIP BILL