Update: Netflix has confirmed it has no intention to directly support anti-piracy bills like SOPA. Netflix has launched a political action committee (PAC) this week to help support the fight against movie.
In a setback for Google, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals today reversed a former ruling in favor of YouTube, a popular video sharing site owned by the web.
[youtube id=”fOT-FAOXqKE” width=”600″ height=”350″] The United States government is currently operating under the assumption — and practice — that it can seize top-level domains ending in .com, .net and .org.
On the first of this month the Irish Government signed the controversial internet censorship bill, SOPA, into law. Both SOPA and ACTA have seen a tremendous amount of resistance all.
Even though the internet has won many of its recent victories over the web-censoring bills SOPA and PIPA, there was one recent casualty in the war for a free web.
On January 18th, 13 million of us made our voice heard in the fight against Internet censorship. Together we stood up and formed the largest Internet protest in history capturing not only the attention of Congress and the world.
According to the image the new plan of attack for SOPA and PIPA protestors will be to completely boycott the entire entertainment industry.
As the fight against censorship continues this week many are taking a stand against the Stop Online Piracy Act by establishing web movements in hopes of creating awareness about the bill.
If you tuned in yesterday to watch the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) go through a 11.5 hour first-half amendment process before the U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, you might have noticed one.
This infographi explains what SOPA is, the timeline of events that have surrounded the bill, the outcomes of the bill, and even the major players on both sides of the debate.
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