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SOPA

Kim Dotcom Resigns From Mega, Now Wants to be a Politician

Guess the thrill is gone: Kim Dotcom is resigning as director of Mega, the much-teased storage company that was suppose
By Kelly Faircloth

Kim Dotcom Is Pretty Sure His Arrest Is Connected to The Hobbit

Was Kim Dotcom feeling a little left out, after Edward Snowden stole the spotlight? Because as he fights his extradition
By Kelly Faircloth

Techies Waiting to See How Big of a Pain Regulators Will Be in 2013

It’s cold as a witch’s tit, the Port Authority was evacuated this morning thanks to a rank gas smell, and
By Kelly Faircloth

Internet Porn Now Verboten in Egypt

By Kelly Faircloth

SOPA Virus Kidnaps Computers for Ransom [Video]

By Steve Huff

ISPs Set to Take ‘Mitigating Measures’ to Protect Copyrights

By Steve Huff

Bend Over For Big Brother’s Deep Packet Inspection and ‘Google-Sized Surveillance’

By Steve Huff
(Photo: Indiegogo)

First the Cat Signal, Now a Bus Tour: Alexis Ohanian Raising Money for Cross-Country Open Internet Campaign

By Jessica Roy
A teaser of the service.

Kim Dotcom Is Still Teasing Megabox, Promises It’ll Drop Before the Year’s Out

By Kelly Faircloth
Someone called the cops. (Screencap)

Video Demonstrates How Bonkers the Raid on Kim Dotcom’s Mansion Really Was

By Kelly Faircloth

Look, Up In the Sky! Internet League Launches with its Very Own Cat Signal and a Big Party

By Kelly Faircloth

Hey Ho! Backpage Protesters Hit Village Voice on the Hottest Day of the Year

By Melissa Gira Grant

After Thumbs Down from Key Committee, ACTA is Likely Dead in the Water

By Kelly Faircloth
(Photo: Flickr.com/intelphotos)

New Executive Order May Make Broadband Construction Faster and Cheaper

By Jessica Roy

Loving the Alien: How Erik Martin, King Bee of Reddit’s Hive Mind, Harnessed the Buzz

By Jessica Roy

SOPA and PIPA Hang Over Personal Democracy Forum

By Adrianne Jeffries
I suspect I spy copyrighted content. (screenshot)

Pinterest Hires a Googler to Serve as Head of Legal

By Kelly Faircloth

Hip-Hop Site Dajaz1 Cyber-Waterboarded in Government’s ‘Digital Guantanamo’

By Steve Huff
(icanhascheezburger.com)

Okay, Guess It’s Time for Us to Learn What CISPA Is

By Adrianne Jeffries

Before Being Busted, Megaupload Was Considering a Big IPO

By Kelly Faircloth

Not So Fast With That Embed Code, Says The MPAA

By Kelly Faircloth
John Lund (Getty Images)

Why Isn’t Wikipedia Blacking Out Over ACTA?

By Ben Weitzenkorn

Megaupload and S.O.P.A. Spark Interest in Decentralized File-Sharing

By Steve Huff

Anonymous Hacks U.S. Government Consumer Websites as Revenge for A.C.T.A.

By Steve Huff
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