The Day the LOLcats Died
Just want to spotlight (for after the blackout) a clever little anti-censorship video, The Day the LOLcats Died. The video appears today on I Can Haz Cheeseburger, mecca for lovers […]
Way to go, Wikipedia!
Wow, check out that gorgeous Wikipedia blackout page (assuming you’re not in the Eastern time zone)! I’m actually a little misty eyed …
Leahy claims blackout sponsors ‘misunderstand’ PIPA legislation
A Politico post this evening quotes Sen. Patrick Leahy, (D-VT), author of the Senate’s Protect IP Act (PIPA), who issued a dismissive statement today. Referring to Wikipedia, Reddit, and other […]
Finally, a WordPress setting for SOPA blackout!
WordPress.com has finally installed and announced an option that gives you a way to blackout your blog tomorrow for The Great American SOPA/PIPA Blackout. It will also put a protest […]
SOPA, PIPA: We WILL be heard
In addition to information and links about SOPA and PIPA, the following quotation appears on an Anonymous website: I am aware that many object to the severity of my language; […]
Wikipedia explains its planned blackout
As you know, Wikipedia (English version) is joining the SOPA blackout tomorrow. You might be interested in reading their explanation/rationale and perhaps adding a comment to thank them.
Wikipedia to go dark
According to the Huffington Post, Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales has announced his site will go dark Wednesday in support of the Stop SOPA blackout. That ought to get some attention.
Let’s bury SOPA and PIPA
For several days, word has been circulating that SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) has been “shelved” in the House pending consensus on its more controversial provisions. However, PIPA (Protect IP […]
