Changes

Since Google announced its intention to open a "Google Campus" in the 3000m² old event space in the Umspannwerk in Ohlauer Straße, Kreuzberg, resistance to it has grown and has taken many forms: the Anti-Google Cafe at Kalabal!k anarchist library, rallies, noise protests, paint bomb attacks on the building, posters, newspapers, graffiti, info events, podium discussions, alliances (such as "Google ist kein gute Nachbar" and "Google Campus verhindern") banner

hangings, film screenings? The list is long and the message is loud and clear.

As people have begun to self-organise their own forms of resistance Google has had to take notice. Friendly invitations to discuss concerns around

taken to the street to protest have been harassed by police and some now face charges for showing their discontent.

Google is one of the most powerful multinational companies on the planet and is currently the world leader in data collection, analytics and

companies to continue but also personally profit from their ongoing existence.