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The German Pirate Party is holding a convention discussing how to capitalise on success that has made them the country’s third-strongest political force.
They have chosen Bernd Schloemer, a government official in the Defence Ministry, as their new party chairman.
Several European countries have Pirate Parties – who mainly focus on internet freedom and transparency – but Germany’s group is the strongest politically and has 25,000 members.
More about: Germany, Internet, PiracyCopyright © 2013 euronews
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