Pirates Of The Internet: Protecting The Rights Of Content Creators

Comments (0) | Caucus for Producers, dmca, Fox, Jim Gladstone, Kent Raygor, Media, Melinda Demsky, Michael Robinson, PIPA, property rights, royalties, SOPA, Writers & Directors

Gracie Zheng
Staff Reporter

What SOPA and PIPA mean to the entertainment industries of L.A.

Internet Vs. Washington: How The Net Was Able To Secure Liberty

Comments (0) | Google, Internet, Opinion, PIPA, SOPA, Twitter, Washington, wikipedia

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Sammi Wong
Staff Writer

Washington was unprepared against the weapons of the Internet in dealing with SOPA and PIPA.

SOPA Just The Latest To Succumb To Internet Activism [INFOGRAPHIC]

Comments (0) | blackout, censorship, craigslist, dodd, First Amendment, Nation and World, online censorship, PIPA, Reddit, Science+Tech, SOPA, wikipedia, wordpress

Dan Watson
Editor-in-Chief

Joins the ranks of Netflix, Verizon and Bank of America, all in the past year.

MegaUpload Shut Down, 7 Arrested by Federal Government

Comments (3) | Anonymous, file transfer, MegaUpload, National, PIPA, SOPA

David McAlpine
Supervising Executive Producer

Just one day after website giants go black, the federal government shuts down a major website for piracy.

They're Back! Wikipedia Ends 24-Hour Protest

Comments (0) | boing boing, chuck schumer, marco rubio, National, Orrin Hatch, PIPA, Reddit, SOPA, wikipedia blackout

Christine Detz
Executive Producer

The protest is over but Wikipedia says the site is not done yet

Money Talks Even When Speech Is Silent

Comments (0) | 1 percent, 99 percent, bailout, campaign money, Commentaries, lobbying, PIPA, Public Campaign for the people, SOPA, tax breaks

Paige Brettingen
Special Projects Editor

The SOPA blackout puts the public's "right to know" into perspective.

SOPA: The Wrong Approach To Intellectual Property Protection

Comments (0) | copyrights holder, over broad, PIPA, SOPA, Technology

Jacob Chung
Staff Reporter

Will SOPA ever meet the acceptance of the online community?

SOPA BLACKOUT: Are The Bills Dead In The Water?

Comments (1) | blackout, National, PIPA, SOPA, wikipedia blackout

Ryan Faughnder
Executive Editor

Wikipedia, Reddit, BoingBoing and others go dark for the day. Google shows solidarity but stays open for business. Chris Dodd takes heat from the internet.

Going Offline: Wikipedia Shuts Down, Craigslist And Google Protest

Comments (4) | Congress, Google, Internet blackout, internet privacy, National, PIPA, piracy, SOPA, wikipedia blackout

David McAlpine
Supervising Executive Producer

Internet giants are going dark for up to a day in protest of two anti-piracy bills in Congress, SOPA and PIPA.

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Comments (0) | google blackout, National, PIPA, SOPA, web blackout, wikipedia black out

Professor Andrew Lih
USC Annenberg School

Major sites go dark or post protest banners against proposed so-called anti-piracy legislation. Wikipedia takes itself down. Google gags itself. Other mega sites follow suit with "censored" labels.

Pirates Of The Internet: Protecting The Rights Of Content Creators

Internet Vs. Washington: How The Net Was Able To Secure Liberty

SOPA Just The Latest To Succumb To Internet Activism [INFOGRAPHIC]

MegaUpload Shut Down, 7 Arrested by Federal Government

They're Back! Wikipedia Ends 24-Hour Protest

Money Talks Even When Speech Is Silent

SOPA: The Wrong Approach To Intellectual Property Protection

SOPA BLACKOUT: Are The Bills Dead In The Water?

Going Offline: Wikipedia Shuts Down, Craigslist And Google Protest

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