ZDNet article
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/sopa-w...24?tag=nl.e539
ZDNet article
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/sopa-w...24?tag=nl.e539
http://www.avaaz.org/en/save_the_internet/?tta
avaaz is collecting digital signatures for their petition. does take like 20 seconds!
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Unfortunately online petitions are completely meaningless.
The government has bigger plans, to own every single soul out there. The internet is the least of my worries.
This bill is very real and incredibly frightening.
The "second side of the story" is really nonexistent. The bill is backed mainly by the Motion Picture Association of America, the Recording Industry Association of America, Disney, Viacom and Time Warner...
http://americancensorship.org/thanks..._name=act&rd=1
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You completely missed my point.
I appreciate this is a music based forum so the question is valid.
My point is that if people just talk about the restrictions the bill will have on pirated music or soundcloud or similar such topics your/my/our concerns will be brushed aside as "Just defending piracy".
This bill affects people in untold ways but its easier for the bills supporters to attack the people against it if they take a narrow view of what its affects will be.
"You just want free porn and music"... That is what the bills supporters will say.
Its the wider issues that will get this bill stopped not peoples concerns about hosting mixes on Soundcloud or video montages of their kids on YouTube. These issue are a piss in the ocean to the people that support this bill even if they are life changing to us.
My point is to be more realistic about how this bill can be stopped.
[please...sometimes the nuance in discussion on this forum is totally lost]
I don't know JoJo.. You very well may take your work seriously and conduct yourself in a professional manner, but I think maybe your taking his comment a little to personally. It is difficult to say exactly what the truth is, but for sure large media companies' interests are not always in alignment with the general public. In fact, it is clear their interests are more closely aligned with the corporations which pay for advertisements.
Keeping the post on topic - it may be useful for all respondents to this thread to thumb through and read parts of the 78 page document as it is quite threatening to many platforms we use daily for our craft. More importantly though is that it is extremely threatening to the platforms that are currently being leveraged to organize large scale democratic action around the world. Read the document. If you agree, then write your local representatives....
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