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Bits & Trees In 2018, many people made valuable contributions, from as*istants in the background to panelists on big stages. Here is a list of B & B events in which FIfF members played a key role - not always taking names and promoting social and environmental goals. More than 1,700 participants discussed the topic of digitization and sustainability at the Bits & Trees conference at the Technical University Berlin this weekend. The conference has therefore formulated demands on democracy, data protection, education, development and trade policy, IT security, longevity of software and hardware. OPEN LETTER BUSINESSES AND CITIZENS NEED STRONG PROTECTION OF ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION (EPRIVACY REGULATION), OCTOBER 30. The FIfF is co-author of an open letter to selected members of the Federal Government with a request to stop further undermining the ePrivacy regulation and to finally stand up for the effective protection of our online activities at EU level. 16 organizations and as*ociations warn the Federal Government in this letter to use the ongoing ePrivacy reform as a tool to extend police powers and to overturn the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice on data retention and to postpone the reform .. BITS & TREES 2018: TICKET SALE AND PROGRAM ARE ONLINE. Bits & Trees - The Conference on Digitization and Sustainability will be held on November 17 and 18, 2018 in Berlin. There are five stages, seven workshop rooms, more than 120 program items, a forum, a colorful bar, the Sporangium and even a concert , With Pat Mooney, Constanze Kurz, Claude Kabemba, Jenny Chan and of course the FIfF as co-organizer. Smart City, alternative economies or transformations of digital capitalism: There are many ideas about how digitization can contribute to sustainable development. At the conference Bits & Trees in Berlin on November 17 and 18, 2018 network with