Google Voice of Freedom "Take Action"

“A free and open world depends on a free and open web”. That said opening of Google in action "Take Action" Google as the giant Internet service provider invite all the people of the world to reject the decisions to be taken in December 2012. Several international media speak about the freedom of the internet. CNN.com and on twitter media gave hastag (# freeandopen). There have been voices of freedom 3,112,510 members  #freeandopen. There are three points about freedom voiced by Google, among others;  (Reference)

1. The Internet has linked more than two billion people around the world;
2. Government of a number of countries want to use the closed-door meeting in December to tighten censorship and organize Internet;
3.  Join in order to keep the Internet free and open.

There are a few points about the risk if the policy is implemented by all the existing state. According to Google there are several points of risk if the policy is implemented by all States, among others, are as follows; What's take stake?

A free and open world depends on a free and open Internet.

The Internet empowers everyone — anyone can speak, create, learn, and share. It is controlled by no one — no single organization, individual, or government. It connects the world. Today, more than two billion people are online — about a third of the planet.

But not all governments support the free and open Internet.

There is a growing backlash on Internet freedom. Forty-two countries filter and censor content. In just the last two years, governments have enacted 19 new laws threatening online free expression.

Some of these governments are trying to use a closed-door meeting in December to regulate the Internet.

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is bringing together regulators from around the world to re-negotiate a decades-old communications treaty.

Proposed changes to the treaty could increase censorship and threaten innovation.

Some proposals could permit governments to censor legitimate speech — or even allow them to cut off Internet access.
Other proposals would require services like YouTube, Facebook, and Skype to pay new tolls in order to reach people across borders. This could limit access to information — particularly in emerging markets.

The ITU is the wrong place to make decisions about the future of the Internet.

Only governments have a voice at the ITU. This includes governments that do not support a free and open Internet. Engineers, companies, and people that build and use the web have no vote.
The ITU is also secretive. The treaty conference and proposals are confidential.

Internet policy should work like the Internet — open and inclusive.

Governments alone should not determine the future of the Internet. The billions of people around the globe that use the Internet, and the experts that build and maintain it, should be included.
For example, at the Internet Governance Forum, anyone can attend and anyone can speak — a government official has the same influence as an individual.

People around the world are standing up for freedom.

Users, experts and organizations from around the world have voiced their opposition to governments regulating the Internet through the ITU. 

Google the biggest internet service providers have released transparency report copyright issues in some countries.