The New Free Speech
how people stopped SOPA, the Stop Online Piracy Act, in the name of free speech
EU Parliament passed a resolution warning the US: "Stresses the need to protect the integrity of the global internet and freedom of communication by refraining from unilateral measures to revoke IP addresses or domain names."
Stewart Baker, former Homeland Security Assistant Secretary and General Counsel to the National Security Agency, wrote a key article for Politico that criticized SOPA's domain name blocking as a feature that would harm the efforts to make the Internet more secure from cyber attacks. Click here for the article.
View Former Homeland Security + NSA official warns SOPA creates cybersecurity risk →
"The Stop Online Piracy Act's procedural protections are so strong, uniform and constitutionally rooted that it is no exaggeration to observe that complaints in this area seem not be be really with the bill, but with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure itself...."
View Floyd Abrams writes letter for MPAA that SOPA doesn’t violate First Amendment →
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