tagged w/ Internet Piracy
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H.R. 3523: Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (On Passage of the Bill):
Number: House Vote #192 [primary source: house.gov]
Date: Apr 26, 2012 (112th Congress)
Result: Passed
Related Bill: H.R. 3523: Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act Introduced by Rep. Michael "Mike" Rogers [R-MI8] on November 30, 2011 Current Status: Passed House
This was a vote to approve or reject a bill or resolution.
http://youtu.be/gcNfSyrXLU4H.R. 3523: Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (On Passage of the Bill):... more
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Ben Swann takes a look at SOPA, PIPA, CISPA, ACTA and even the so called Legal Intercept. Sorry about the commericals but you can forward past. http://youtu.be/yL6kTIV99tMBen Swann takes a look at SOPA, PIPA, CISPA, ACTA and even the so called Legal... more
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Ben Swann takes a look at the issues with CISPA and where it stands in Part 1 of this half hour reality check special. http://youtu.be/8VWCj_WeVsABen Swann takes a look at the issues with CISPA and where it stands in Part 1 of this... more
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Legislation to tackle internet piracy, including bans for illegal file-sharers, has been passed by the Lords.
The Digital Economy Bill is now expected to be rushed through the Commons before the general election.
Peers had earlier rejected a bid by ministers to include wide-ranging powers over future online piracy law.
But despite criticism, the government said it was still committed to giving courts the power to block websites which are infringing copyright.
The bill, put forward by Business Secretary Lord Mandelson, has been welcomed by the music industry because it includes plans to suspend the internet accounts of people who persistently download material illegally.
But firms such as British Telecom, Google and Facebook say that would be unfair and illegal file-sharers should be fined instead of cut off.
Say goodbye to your human rights!...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8569750.stmLegislation to tackle internet piracy, including bans for illegal file-sharers, has... more
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will cut off Internet access to violators; industry, esp. entertainment, hopes to stop piracywill cut off Internet access to violators; industry, esp. entertainment, hopes to stop... more
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France's parliament rejected a bill on Thursday that proposed disconnecting Internet users if they download music or films illegally, with the ruling UMP party failing to turn out in force to approve the law.
Backed by President Nicolas Sarkozy's government, the legislation was meant to quell the flow of free songs and films on the Internet that has hurt the revenues of artists and production companies.France's parliament rejected a bill on Thursday that proposed disconnecting... more
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