CISPA Blackout

[JackCastle]

I was just curious if any of you nexians are going to participate in anonymous black out in order to protest the CISPA bill. Link below

Can Anonymous organize the anti-CISPA internet blackout on April 22nd? - TECHi

The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act has not drawn the same uproar that its SOPA predecessor received last year. It's not because it's any less

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[Mr.Peabody]

Awesome!!

I was getting worried no one was going to do much about this thing. Last time similar legislation was in the works, the whole internet was in an uproar, and this time it seems less energetic.

Participating for sure!

It's pretty sad how the government sees something so free and open, and all they want to do is limit it, regulate it, and control it. The internet is great how it is! Leave it alone!!

 

[Wovendreams]

Awesome!!

I was getting worried no one was going to do much about this thing. Last time similar legislation was in the works, the whole internet was in an uproar, and this time it seems less energetic.

Participating for sure!

It's pretty sad how the government sees something so free and open, and all they want to do is limit it, regulate it, and control it. The internet is great how it is! Leave it alone!!

I would not worry to much about it, every action has a reaction.

This guy's making internet available in space with a hacked satellite in case they ever decide to shut it down, sorted!

Hackers To Use DIY Satellites To Create Internet In Space | The Mary Sue

With legislation like SOPA threatening to destroy the Internet in a flurry of misaimed, poorly executed censorship, what's a freedom of information advocate to do? That's easy: Team up with others and work on a plan to launch a series of DIY satellites into low Earth orbit for the purpose of...

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