Source: TechDirt As expected, it appears that a new version of COICA is on its way, and it looks like those behind it have ramped up their efforts to make the positioning sound better. Rather than COICA, it’s been renamed…
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Son Of COICA: PROTECT IP Act Will Allow For Broad Censorship Powers, Even Granted To Copyright Holders
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Posted in Human Rights
Posted in Human Rights
Senator Wyden Warns That Domain Seizures And COICA Undermine Internet Freedom
Source: TechDirt Senator Wyden continues to be one of the few politicians actually concerned about the impact of the government’s expansive view towards seizing domain names and stifling speech online. His latest is to point out that Homeland Security‘s strategy…
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Posted in Human Rights
Posted in Human Rights
Defining Internet ‘Freedom’: Ars Interviews Senator Al Franken
Source: Wired.com – By Nate Anderson Since winning election to the U.S. Senate in 2008, Al Franken (D-Minnesota) has become one of that chamber’s top net neutrality defenders. With the House uninterested in compromise on the issue, the real push…
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Posted in Uncategorized
Posted in Uncategorized
Can Senator Patrick Leahy Actually Provide The Proof That The COICA Censorship Law Is Needed?
Source: TechDirt This is hardly a surprise, but despite folks like Senator Ron Wyden pointing out the massive problems with Senator Patrick Leahy‘s COICA bill, Leahy intends to push forward with it. What’s amazing is that he even seems to…
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Posted in Uncategorized
Posted in Uncategorized
The Return Of COICA; Because Censorship Is Cool Again
Source: TechDirt As expected, Congress is holding hearings as it prepares to reintroduce COICA, a horribly written piece of legislation that effectively gives the US government more powers to censor websites (even beyond the Homeland Security domain seizures) by…
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Posted in Corporate Censorship
Posted in Corporate Censorship
Global Net Crackdown to Shatter ‘Utopian’ Internet: Experts Say
Source: The Sydney Morning Herald – By Ben Grubb Egypt‘s internet shutdown is just the tip of the iceberg and a global net crackdown is inevitable, leading internet experts say. Already the US has moved to implement an internet “kill…
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