Subj: Re: Den Boten ermorden? Tz, tz, tz! Zweckveranlasser....
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 1999 10:57:25
From: Wau Holland <wau@minos.trend.jena.thur.de>


Nach Giga-, Tera-, Peta-, Exabytes kommen Zyto- und Yoctobytes AFAIK...


http://www.fitug.de/debate/9910/msg00428.html

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Preserving and furthering Wau Holland's unique ideas of free-thinking in the fields of freedom of communication and informational self-determination.

The Foundation carries on the courageous works of Wau Holland (Herwart Holland-Moritz) against totalitarian structures, and for the unconditional upholding of human rights in order to reinforce the peaceful coexistence of peoples.

To this end, the Foundation promotes global freedom-of-information and informational self-determination. The objective is to archive and further Wau Holland's enlightened body of ideas, and to make them accessible to the public in a suitable format.

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Informational Self-Determination
As commercial 'social' network services like Facebook abuse user-contributed contents and personal information as an asset to gain financial profit, the Wau Holland Foundation funds projects like p≡p, GnuPG, SecuShare, Unhosted, GnuNET and Psyc that support the informational self-determination of the users in social networks.
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Moral courage
The Wau Holland Foundation promotes moral courage in the digital realm and supports hunted whistleblowers, journalists and (political) hacktivists like Snowden, Manning, Hammond, Brown or the PayPal14.
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Katzenpost
Katzenpost is a free software project that develops libraries for mix network protocols. A mix network is a secure and anonymous communication system, even if the network traffic is intercepted. The project is also working on an encrypted chat client that communicates over the mix network.
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One Year in Freedom

On 26 June 2024, Julian Assange was finally free after more than a decade in detention. As we observe the one-year anniversary, here is a recap of the Foundation's contribution, and what has happened during his first year in freedom. Read more

Soldering at the Schalt Kreis Symposium

As part of Project Area 5: Alpha-BIT-isation [1], the Wau Holland Foundation sponsored the soldering station [2] of the Schalt Kreis (“Circuit”) Symposium [3], held... Read more

Wau Holland Annual Reports at EasterHegg 2025

In April, the Wau Holland Foundation participated in the 22nd annual EasterHegg: Unhandled Eggception event [1] at Kampnagel in Hamburg. In addition to hosting a... Read more

A win for freedom-of-information

Italian investigative journalist Stefania Maurizi finally got a response from the authorities responsible for prosecuting Julian Assange in the U.K. What can we learn? Read more

9th OpenPGP Summit

From April 4 to 6, 2025, the Wau-Holland Foundation hosted the 9th OpenPGP Summit in Dietzenbach near Frankfurt. Read more

Wau Holland in the "Digital Pioneers" Exhibition

Until January 5th 2025, the Digilab of Kunsthaus Zürich (Heimplatz 1, 8001) will be screening “Alles ist Eins. Ausser der 0” in a continous loop... Read more

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