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This week Congress is debating whether to grant themselves the
power to turn off parts of the Internet.
This would affect many sites, including YouTube, article submission sites like Ezine, etc.
If enacted, new laws would force Internet Service Providers to block
websites that any corporation suspects violates a copyright or suspects
doesn't monitor it's users' content close enough for copyrighted
materials.
That means that any website, foreign or based in the U.S.,
could be wiped out on suspicion and made unavailable to everyone in the
world.
This week there will be a historic filibuster of the Internet Censorship
Act where the names of every person that signs a petition against Internet
censorship will be read.
If you want to help stop this action, please consider signing the petition at:
MoveOn.org Political Action: Say NO to Internet Censorship
power to turn off parts of the Internet.
This would affect many sites, including YouTube, article submission sites like Ezine, etc.
If enacted, new laws would force Internet Service Providers to block
websites that any corporation suspects violates a copyright or suspects
doesn't monitor it's users' content close enough for copyrighted
materials.
That means that any website, foreign or based in the U.S.,
could be wiped out on suspicion and made unavailable to everyone in the
world.
This week there will be a historic filibuster of the Internet Censorship
Act where the names of every person that signs a petition against Internet
censorship will be read.
If you want to help stop this action, please consider signing the petition at:
MoveOn.org Political Action: Say NO to Internet Censorship
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