Firstly, good news: Huge congratulations to the tens of millions of netizens who participated all around the world in the blackout to inform people about SOPA and PIPA. Everyone who cares about technology even slightly now knows about those outrageous bills and the guilt-by-accusation approach to piracy they espouse, and as this tactic is still [...]
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Blackout responsible for ballooning discussion of the piracy problem
Posted: January 21, 2012 in freedom of speech, technologyTags: chris hayes, FBI, good journalism, guilt by association, megaupload, new zealand, PIPA, piracy, rachel maddow, SOPA, the pirate bay, US politics
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President Obama punches SOPA and PIPA in the nose
Posted: January 17, 2012 in freedom of speech, technologyTags: censorship, freedom of speech, PIPA, piracy, SOPA
For those of you that don’t follow tech news or American Politics, let alone the intersection of them, we’ve had some great news recently: the President of the USA, who has been barely sufficient on so many issues, has finally come out swinging on the side of free speech and innovation against the two twins [...]
