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Fight SOPA/PIPA: Tweet At Senate Leadership
Fight SOPA/PIPA: Tweet At Senate Leadership The Senate is threatening to pass its version of the Internet censorship bill -- the PROTECT IP Act -- when it returns from winter break later this month. Will you tweet at Senate leadership to ask them to kill the legislation? Just click here: If you're already on Twitter, click here to tweet a Senate leadership. Millions of Americans have emailed their own senators to ask them to oppose the legislation -- which is a big part of why we've been able to hold the bill up this long.
An online petition urging President Obama to veto a controversial anti-online piracy bill has passed the number of signatures required to receive an official response. The petition , which is on the White House's official "We the People" page, urges the president to veto the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and "any other future bills that threaten to diminish the free flow of information." The petition now has more than 34,000 signatures.
White House to respond to petition urging veto of online piracy bill - The Hill's Hillicon Valley
Put down those torches and pick up the phone. Updated : Okay, so the Internet won, and Go Daddy has decided to stop supporting SOPA , but that doesn’t mean you should stop yourself from actually taking any one of these steps to speak directly to Congress. Many in the tech community are against the Stop Online Piracy Act, but it’s time for a bit of a reality check on working with Washington D.C. As Clay Johnson put it pretty bluntly in his post on why Internet companies need to stop bitching about the system and learn how it works, y’all need to stop freaking out about GoDaddy supporting the effort and start doing something that could directly kill it. This whole Go Daddy boycott can be a side project , but if you really want to kill SOPA here’s what you need to do: Call your Congressperson .
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E-Parasites : une pétition contre la loi anti-piratage américaine (MAJ)
Mise à jour - Trois jours avant la fin du délai, la pétition hostile à la proposition de loi SOPA (Stopping Online Piracy Act) a atteint les 25 000 signatures nécessaires pour obtenir une réponse de la Maison Blanche. Elle a même fait beaucoup mieux que cela, puisque plus de 45 000 (45 389 à l'heure où nous écrivons ces lignes) Américains ont signé la pétition. Le chiffre final devrait être beaucoup plus important d'ici trois jours à mesure que la mobilisation prend de l'ampleur . Sujet du 03 novembre - Dans le cadre de la lutte contre le piratage et la contrefaçon, les parlementaires américains examinent actuellement une proposition de loi destinée à offrir de nouveaux moyens d'action aux ayants droit et aux autorités. Baptisé E-Parasites Act, le texte vise en particulier à augmenter la responsabilité des hébergeurs, à empêcher le contournement du blocage ou encore attaquer la diffusion illicite de contenus en streaming.Take Action