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You can read the German version here: Regierung will Anonymität im Netz abschaffen – mit hohen Strafen
Those in Austria wishing to post a comment on the internet in the future will no longer be able to do so anonymously. According to the government's new draft law on "Diligence and Responsibility on the Web," users will have to provide their first name, last name and address to platform operators. In the event of an investigation, operators would then have to supply that information to government agencies or, in some cases, to private persons in cases of insult or defamation.
Public posts could still appear under a pseudonym. "The legal requirements that are valid in the analog world must also be valid in the digital world," Media Minister Gernot Blümel, of the center-right Austrian People's Party (ÖVP), said at a press conference. "That is why there is now an abundance of resolutions to make the correction." The so-called "digital anonymity ban," he said, is an additional step in that direction. The plan calls for the law to go into force in 2020.
The law would apply to platforms that either:
- have more than 100,000 registered users;
- earn more than 500,000 euros in annual revenues;
- or receive government press subsidies of more than 50,000 euros.
According to the draft law, the platforms would also have a responsibility for determining if the ID information provided by users is accurate. How they choose to do so is left up to the platforms themselves, though the annotation to the draft law mentions the use of dual-factor authentication by way of the user's mobile number. Since the beginning of the year, all SIM cards in Austria have had to be registered with a photo ID.
In addition, web platforms would be required to appoint a liaison in Austria who would be responsible for making information about platform users available if it becomes necessary. If this person does not ensure that the regulation is followed, he or she could be punished with a fine of up to 100,000 euros.
The law provides for significant monetary penalties if platforms don't conform to the law. Depending on the severity of the violation, fines could reach as high as 500,000 euros – and could rise to a million euros if the offense recurs. The Austrian Communications Authority, more commonly known as KommAustria, would be responsible for enforcement of the law, which also applies to forums such as those operated by STANDARD. E-commerce platforms are exempt, as are platforms that earn no revenues either from their content or from advertising.
Right-Wing Site Exempted
The exemption, however, also extends to sites that have often been criticized in the past for allowing hate posts to remain online, such as the platform unzensuriert.at, which is linked to the Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ), the right-wing populist party that is the ÖVP's junior coalition partner in the current government. Blümel justified the exemption by saying it was designed to reduce the potential burden on smaller platforms and start-ups that likely would be unable to afford compliance.
In an interview with STANDARD, IT lawyer Markus Dörfler expressed criticism of the fact that in the annotation attached to the law, it is frequently noted that the same principles that apply to the real world must also apply to the digital world. "In the real world, I don't demand to see an ID as a precautionary measure," he told STANDARD. He views the law as a step toward the establishment of an infrastructure of censorship.
Dörfler believes the law could represent an incursion on the freedom of expression as codified in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), according to which any limitations on the freedom of expression can only be made if they are "necessary in a democratic society." In addition, Dörfler believes it unlikely that most foreign social media platforms will appoint a liaison in Austria, and he wonders how the law will be applied to them. He cites Facebook as an example, but also unknown platforms situated in places like Asia. "No Chinese network is going to start checking the identities of its users in order to comply with the law," Dörfler said. It is an assessment that tech law expert Nikolaus Forgó agreed with in an interview with STANDARD.
Outside the Country
"Plus, the law will penalize the wrong platforms anyway," Dörfler said – and not platforms that disseminate hate and animosity. Sites like Alpen-Donau.info, a neo-Nazi site that has since been discontinued, would simply relocate outside the country, he said. It is also unclear, he added, whether the law is consistent with the 2016 ruling by the European Court of Justice on data retention.
In that ruling, the court wrote that the "general and indiscriminate retention of data" is not allowed. Plus, it represents an incursion on the right to privacy and the protection of personal data. "The draft law is a frontal attack on the STANDARD and the limited number of similar Austrian websites with discussion forums," said Forgó. "This path won't even come close to achieving the goal of internet discipline."
Instead, Forgó said, the law will lead to high costs – for example to pay the liaison, who must be available at all times – which would damage Austria's "already weak" digital infrastructure. There are also data protection concerns to be considered, such as the fact that platform operators would suddenly be in possession of a huge amount of data that they don't really want. "Plus, it represents a huge hurdle for new forums to clear. I can't imagine that a forum for Alcoholics Anonymous could successfully be operated any longer." Because many posts allow for a range of possible interpretations, the government would be able to request information in a wide variety of cases. "There is potential here for a gigantic surveillance machinery for monitoring political discourse in Austria," Forgó said.
European Commission Approval
Tech law expert Lukas Feiler from the law firm Baker McKenzie furthermore believes that the draft law is a violation of the EU e-commerce directive. Feiler recently told STANDARD that service providers on the web only have to obey the laws of the country in which they are situated. As such, Austria may not impose laws that are stricter than those in an operator's country of origin.
The government is aware of the potential problem and wrote in the annotation to the law that the European Commission would have to be notified of the law in advance to give the EU executive a chance to examine the text. In certain situations, the annotation notes, the Commission allows exceptions – such as when the measure in question is necessary to maintain public order.
Feiler said that such exceptions are only applicable in cases of punishable offenses and not to civil suits for things like defamation, a transgression that is explicitly mentioned in the draft law. Even if the law was only applied to punishable offenses, the draft law still would not be permissible because exceptions can only be made on a case-by-case basis – focused on a single platform operator with a specific justification. And such a platform isn't allowed in Austria anyway. "The e-commerce directive protects the freedom to provide services for online platforms," Feiler said. He believes that the Commission would not allow the Austrian government's draft law due to existing EU law.
Initially, the Austrian government had intended to push through a package of regulations modeled on the German Network Enforcement Act, but those plans were apparently abandoned during the development stage. The German law requires platform operators to delete postings within an extremely short amount of time. The law was granted an exception – it calls for social networks to have an officer in Germany. That, though, was allowed because the Network Enforcement Act is a reactive tool to address violations after they occur, in contrast to the Austrian draft law which allows for proactive, preventative measures.
Criticism from Opposition and Web Activists
The digital rights activists from Epicenter Works refer to the law as a "compulsory digital ID" and see it as a "massive overreach on data protection." The legitimate goal of curtailing hate on the web cannot go hand-in-hand with the erosion of fundamental rights, the organization says.
Criticism also came from the former Green Party politician Sigi Maurer, whose fight against sexist posts was cited by the government as proof that the law was needed. "The government abused my case to propose this censorship law," Maurer wrote in a tweet last week. "Not in my name."
Mario Lindner, diversity spokesman for the center-left Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ), said the draft law overshoots its target. "What the government has presented is not a solution to the challenges that are facing us in the digital space." Anonymity, he said, hasn't been the central problem for some time, noting that hate posts are regularly written by people using their real names.
"In the best case, it was poorly considered, in the worst, it is an attack on the free internet," Claudia Gamon said of the draft law. Gamon the lead candidate in the upcoming European elections for the NEOS party, an acronym which stands for "The New Austria and Liberal Forum." Gamon also believes that the regulation would do nothing to reduce the number of hate posts. Stephanie Cox from the environmental party JETZT said the law casts suspicion on all web users.
The association Internet Service Providers Austria (ISPA) is also critical of the government's draft law. "Such an 'ID requirement' on the internet has nothing to do with conditions in the real world, as the law's proponents claim," the organization said in a statement. The group added in the statement that it has concerns about data protection and freedom of expression.

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The speaker, Imani Jafaar Mohammad, is an attorney who practices in the areas of business law and estate planning, including a specialty practice in Islamic estate planning. She has spoken nationwide on issues related to American Muslims.
The World Press Institute forum is co-sponsored by St. Thomas’ College of Arts and Sciences and the Star Tribune newspaper.
Her free recital, sponsored by the St. Thomas Music Department, has been described as a “rare, exotic treat.”
Noted Sports Writer John Rosengren to Discuss His New Book on Baseball Hall of Famer Hank Greenberg Oct. 8
Rabbi David Wirtschafter will interview Rosengren during this Jay Phillips Center for Interfaith Learning program.
The four professors will discuss their recent visit to Al Mustafa University for a Muslim-Christian dialogue conference.
The name sums it up: it's at noon, it's about art and it's about music. It's always fun and all are welcome.
All are welcome to an afternoon that starts on St. Thomas' Minneapolis campus and ends with poetry readings at The Local Irish pub.
Nimal Singh, from Birgunj, Nepal, will be the guest speaker at the semester’s first CultureLink Tea. The tea will be held from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24, in Scooter’s, Anderson Student Center.
Los Angeles Times investigative reporter Jason Felch will discuss the use of crowdsourcing and social media to find and track looted art.
In addition to the traditional and special events, America Ferrera, actress and activist, will speak. Students whose families cannot attend are encouraged to register and enjoy the weekend activities.
The debate question: “Is Legal Abortion Necessary for Sexual Equality in the U.S.A.?”
The rabbi and Muslim judge also will speak at Hamline University and Mount Zion Temple. The programs are sponsored by the Jay Phillips Center for Interfaith Learning.
The lectures are free and open to students, faculty, staff and the public.
In celebration of Constitution Day on Tuesday, Sept. 17, the Federalist Society and the American Constitution Society will be host a discussion of the current state of U.S. election law.
Nirmal Singh, a student in Graduate Programs in Software, will give the presentation on Nepal, his home country.
McEvers is the first of four speakers in this season’s Minnesota Public Radio News’ Broadcast Journalist Series.
Many of the 58 works on display through Jan. 4 are from a private collection donated to the university by its former president, Father Dennis Dease.
Academic excellence, Catholic identity and mission, and organizational culture were the themes addressed Monday by Dr. Julie Sullivan in her first academic convocation address as president of St. Thomas.
Welcome Week will include the traditional March Through the Arches as well as picnics, interfaith blessings, the President’s Opening Convocation and an Opening Mass and Reception.
Dr. Geoffrey Coates will discuss plastics that have reduced environmental impacts.
The summer tradition started in 1981 and returns with live music, food and pony rides by Blueberry and Jericho.
Hundreds of prospective students will visit St. Thomas this week. Be sure to wave or say hello to the tour groups!
“Extended Family: Essays on Being Irish-American From New Hibernia Review” has been published by Dafour Editions. Editor Jim Rogers and essayist Brian Nerney will help launch the collection at 7:30 p.m. June 25 at O’Gara’s, 164 N. Snelling Ave., St. Paul.
No need to register; just show up and enjoy the program.
The program was recorded at St. Thomas last week.


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Barrington Ainsworth Levy (born 30 April 1964) is a Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist. Levy was born in Clarendon, Jamaica. He formed a band called the Mighty Multitude, with his cousin, Everton Dacres; the pair released "My Black Girl" in 1977. Levy established his solo career the next year with "A Long Time Since We Don't Have No Love"; though the single was a failure, the fourteen-year-old was a popular performer at Jamaican dancehalls.
Idlewild is the fourth studio album by British musical duo Everything but the Girl. It was released on 29 February 1988 by Blanco y Negro Records and Sire Records. The album was reissued in 2012 as a remastered two-disc deluxe set by Edsel Records. Idlewild was included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. Everything but the Girl. Tracey Thorn – vocals. Ben Watt – vocals, guitar. Additional musicians. Ian Fraser – tenor saxophone.
Everything But The Girl was formed in 1982 by sicians Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt. Nearly 10,000 voted in Albumism's recent poll to find your favourite Everything But The Girl album. View the results here.
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Calling them punk rock may have been daft, because it’s hard to think of anyone more important to electronic music in the past two decades than the fellows in Daft Punk. Spiked with Da Funk and Around the World, the album came out in 1997, a big year for electronic music that saw not just Daft Punk, but also the Prodigy and the Chemical Brothers embraced by rock fans. And yet, as the other acts began to fade in the new millennium, Daft Punk only became harder, better, faster and stronger, as they boarded the disco spaceship Discovery in 2001.
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Ability To Look Beyond Disability
“Strength doesn’t come from what you can do; it comes from overcoming the things you once thought you can’t.” The story of Nisha Das is one such inspiring story of strength, will power and overcoming the hurdles, which she and people around her once thought she can’t overcome. Now the transformation not only has changed her life but also has been inspiring many lives.Life has not been that easy for Nisha, who demonstrate how easy it is for her now to fold one’s leg even though she is one leg short. “Nisha was born a disabled girl,” says her father Manoj Das. “She had a damaged spine which left her right leg senseless and crooked. She could not walk and had to be supported to walk. As a baby, people commented a lot. When she began growing up, she was stared at and pitied upon, but we never gave up hope, we knew that one day this same girl would make us proud,” states the 40-year old father of the teenage girl.
“She was a special gift from God,” opines Nisha’s mother Lila. “We live in a society where the birth of a girl child is considered inauspicious and is looked down upon, leave alone a handicapped girl. But people forget that a girl grows into a woman- one who has the power to create and give birth. My girl, Nisha has given birth- she has given birth to the power that is inherent in each one of us but only needs to be channelled in a positive way,” reflects Lila.
In 2012, at the Balaji Institute of Surgery, Research and Rehabilita-tion for the Disabled (BIRRD) in Tirupati (south India),the brave heart underwent a major operation to rectify her leg. A steel rod has been placed to straighten her leg. Prior to that, a local NGO donated a calliper for Nisha’s right leg with the help of which she was able to walk to and from school. Earlier, till the age of seven years she had to be carried around.
The sixteen year old says, “I did not have many friends. Children looked at me differently and made funny faces. Yet I knew there was something in store for me. I never gave up hope and kept aspiring. I love drawing. I draw sceneries, butterflies, birds and flowers, but more than drawing I love dancing. I am so in love with Indian classical dancing that I have also joined an institute where they teach me Bharatnatyam (a classical dance form),” appends Nisha.
The young girl has been attending classes once a week for the last one year, but one can be amazed not only at the girl’s zest for life but also her perspectives. She wants to become a teacher when she grows up, because she believes, “a teacher can change the lives of young people. So many young people waste away their lives in depression, substance abuse and negative activities.” She expresses, “teachers are our first friends, guides and show us the true path.
I want to be able to show young people a new path.”
Indeed she is creating a new path for herself, encouraging many others to walk upon. Nisha never fails to take part in variety of entertainment programmes, events put up by the community centre involving dance. This in itself is an inspiration for many others and has drawn many youth towards her ‘spirit for life’.
The life and the story reminds one of “Naache Mayuri”, the classic film released in the year 1986, directed by T. Rama Rao, story of a passionate Bharatnatyam dancer played by Sudha Chandran, who loses her leg in an accident, but never gives up dancing and after receiving prosthetic leg, learns to dance again and triumphs over her fate.
The biggest turning point came in the life of Nisha in 2011, when she was chosen to be the part of a team (the only girl from India) led by World Vision India to attend a conference called at the United Nations Assembly. In New York she spoke on the thematic debate on Inequality for disable people.
Life changed after 2011 and Nisha never looked back.
When she got back, overnight she had become from a no one to one who was known to speak out her mind not only for herself but for the others like her who had little or no dignity in a fast developing economy like India.
“It is time for the government to wake up to the plight of the thousands of disabled people in our country,” says Nisha. “How many of our cities have low-floor public transportation systems like buses and trains?” she questions. “What about obtaining a handicapped certificate from the government? It takes ages and you are pushed from one department to another. Do you call this respect and honour?” she asks.
Life for the aspiring youth moved from a state of depression to fulfilment. “I realised that I had to find my place under the sun. When I was admitted into the hospital for the rectification surgery, I was afraid but when I looked around I realised that there were people in a state worse than me. It was then that I learnt to let go of my half-life and started believing in myself.”
“It was thereafter I began collecting my life into my hands,” beams the young lady.
She believes that the CI-SAHAY sponsorship programme, which helped her attend the conference called at the United Nations Assembly, came at the right time in her life. It empowered her; it created something new inside her which gave her hope.
“Post her operation,” recalls Lila, “all of us wondered if she would ever be able to walk and be like everyone else. Today this girl not only walks but also dances,” she smilingly says as tears well up in her eyes.
“When people ask me how many children I have,” expresses Manoj, “I tell them I have three sons, the eldest being Nisha.”
Nisha’s siblings Sumit (8) and Sandeep (13) are also inspired by Nisha.
“Didi (elder sister) teaches me and helps me with my homework. Three of us also play together,” says Sumit.
The vibrant youth says, “The sponsorship programme and the various youth trainings by Children International—SAHAY, have instilled in me a spirit to never give up, to go ahead and not feel lonely because of my condition at all. It has encouraged me.”
In conclusion her mother feels that the programme helps ‘bring out the best’ in her daughter; it gives her ‘a platform to showcase her talents’ and ‘make new friends’. She expresses that Nisha ‘is blooming’ just like ‘any other girl of her age’.
Here, we can sum up with the words of this inspiring young lady: “I want to focus on my studies, now that I am in grade 10. I believe that the only way to break this cycle of poverty is to get a good degree and become self-reliant.” The message is clear, we all have dreams and fire within, but few dare to give wings to them. If we want, we can.
By Joydeep Dasgupta


YouTuber, Casey Neistat, is known for his innovative style of filming, using different approaches such as shooting in 360 degrees and experimenting with time-lapse. Now, he’s even got a YouTube channel full of great content! In this article, you’ll learn 10 things YouTube can do for you to help you turn your videos into a YouTube millionaire!
How Does YouTube Work?
YouTube works by letting you upload, share, and view videos. You can upload videos of anything you want – from your pets to your latest project – and share them with other users on the website.
What are the Benefits of Uploading Videos to YouTube?
There are a lot of benefits to uploading your videos to YouTube. First, uploading your videos allows you to get your message out there. If you have an interesting story or product to sell, uploading a video can help you reach a wider audience.
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If you’re interested in making money from YouTube, there are a few things you need to do first. First, you need to create a channel and start uploading videos. You can do this by going to the YouTube website and creating an account. Once you have an account, you’ll need to create a video profile. This will allow you to add information about yourself, including your contact information and biography.
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One of the best ways to make passive income through YouTube is to use it as a marketing tool. You can create and share videos using Incrementos social media services that promote your products or services, and then earn money from ads that are displayed on those videos.
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Here are 15 ways to make money from YouTube:
1. Set up a YouTube channel and start uploading original content. Make sure to create high-quality videos that will attract viewers.
2. Use YouTube ads to generate revenue. Ads can be placed on your videos or across the entire YouTube website.
3. Sell products or services related to your videos. This can include video courses, ebooks, and merchandise sales.
4. Offer live streaming services through your channel. You can charge viewers for access to your live streams or offer them as a free bonus with subscriptions to your channel.
5. Become a vlogger and produce weekly or daily video blogs about your life or about specific topics. This is a great way to build an audience and monetize your content through advertising and sponsorships.
6. Create remixes of popular videos and share them on your channel as well as on social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook.
7. Create short animations or movie trailers and share them on your channel or on social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook.
8. Sell ebooks, white papers, or other digital products related to your content or industry expertise.
9. Create a podcast called “Let’s Talk About It” that covers all topics related to your industry or content.
10. Write a blog on your website and publish daily or weekly articles on specific topics.
11. Publish an e-book about your industry or topic expertise, along with a course in which you teach your audience how to effectively monetize their content across all the above channels listed above.
12. Write an article for a publication that specifically covers the topic of your expertise.
13. Attend webinars and conferences to network with other content creators and learn about new strategies to monetize your content across the above channels.
14. Ask existing clients to sponsor you or refer your website or blog to their friends who could also benefit from your services or expertise.
15. Attend networking events and become part of a community where you can receive feedback on your content and interact with other content creators about how to monetize their content across the above channels listed above.
How many of these ideas are you already implementing? If you’re like me, I believe many more of them will be extremely helpful in growing your business over time!
There’s no doubt that YouTube is a powerful marketing tool. But what many people don’t know is that YouTube can also be an incredibly successful way to make money online. In this article, I’m going to share with you some of the tips and tricks that have helped me turn my YouTube channel into a multimillion-dollar business. If you’re interested in making your own videos and turning them into a source of income, read on!
Author BIO – Shiv Gupta is the Founder and Head of Growth at Incrementors. Incrementors is an Award-Winning Digital Marketing Agency that helps clients to grow their business online by generating more traffic, leads, and sales. Incrementors specializes in providing customized, tailored online marketing solutions highly specific to the needs of the clients.