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Odebi

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The ODEBI League is a French pressure group defending Internet users. Its name, Odebi, is a pun on haut débit, that is, broadband.

The league rose to fame when it opposed the LCEN Internet bill in 2004, then, in 2005 and 2006, the DADVSI bill.

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(in French) Official site

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