Sopa articles

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  TechCrunch debuts CrunchGov, a guide to tech policy developed with Silicon Valley's help

  By Adrianne Jeffries on October 26, 2012 10:00 am + 11 comments

  Silicon Valley news blog TechCrunch just launched a beta version of CrunchGov, a policy information Continue reading…

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  Feature

  Reddit's road rules: trolling America's heartland, one startup at a time


  By T.C. Sottek on October 19, 2012 11:00 am + 47 comments

  13 strangers. 6 wheels. John McCain’s bus. A parade of startups among infinite cornfields in Continue reading…

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  Beta-testing democracy: Reddit's plan to drop an open internet 'geek bomb' on lawmakers

  By T.C. Sottek on October 5, 2012 02:39 pm + 59 comments

  The Verge is onboard Reddit's "Internet 2012 bus," which is driving between the presidential debate Continue reading…

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  Lonely, but united: Sherry Turkle and Steven Johnson on technology's pain and promise

  By Paul Miller on October 5, 2012 12:31 pm + 18 comments

  Sherry Turkle, author of Alone Together, and Steven Johnson, author of Future Perfect, joined forces Continue reading…

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  Internet 2012: Reddit and Alexis Ohanian hit the campaign trail to fight for the future of freedom

  By T.C. Sottek on August 27, 2012 05:55 pm + 23 comments

  As another presidential election year unfolds, a familiar tapestry of political conflict is Continue reading…

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  Article

  Will Democrats and Republicans commit to internet freedom?

  By Kimber Streams on August 24, 2012 03:39 pm + 25 comments

  Internet freedom is on track to be an important issue in the upcoming election in the wake of Continue reading…

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  Article

  Leaked slides show the RIAA might hit snags identifying copyright infringement, doesn't really care about SOPA

  By Adi Robertson on July 30, 2012 06:21 pm + 18 comments

  The RIAA is still pushing hard for anti-piracy policies, but it may be looking more towards private Continue reading…

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  Article

  Russian Wikipedia goes dark in protest of proposed web censorship

  By Amar Toor on July 10, 2012 01:09 am + 20 comments

  The Russian version of Wikipedia is going dark this week, in protest of proposed legislation that Continue reading…

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  Feature

  The Declaration of Internet Freedom: how the net’s minutemen plan to protect the future

  By T.C. Sottek on July 2, 2012 09:30 am + 100 comments

  Before the dust could settle from the battle against the Stop Online Piracy Act earlier this year, Continue reading…

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  US lawmakers create website to crowd-source a 'digital bill of rights'

  By Evan Rodgers on June 12, 2012 10:49 pm + 8 comments

  Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Representative Darrell Issa (R-CA) have started drafting a Continue reading…