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Contents Our organizations must avoid debates on non-LGBT issues - LGBTQ Nation Kazaa code rises from ashes to help ISPs block pirated material for profit - Ars Technica Privacy is Awesome: the playbook for killing CISPA, America's universal ... - Boing Boing Who Has Search Engine Marketers' Backs? No One – We Need Lobbyists - Search Engine Land

Our organizations must avoid debates on non-LGBT issues - LGBTQ Nation May 23rd 2012, 17:10 LGBTQ Nation Our organizations must avoid debates on non-LGBT issues LGBTQ Nation The move created enough public pressure to stop SOPA and PIPA, at least in the forms proposed. Anti-piracy legislation has nothing to do with LGBT issues. Yet, the Stonewall Democratic Club in Los Angeles stepped into the debate in an email blast. and more » Kazaa code rises from ashes to help ISPs block pirated material for profit - Ars Technica May 23rd 2012, 16:46 Ars Technica Kazaa code rises from ashes to help ISPs block pirated material for profit Ars Technica Speck said that the other solutions proposed by content owners and some ISPs to stop piracy (such as those that were part of drafts of the failed SOPA and PIPA legislation) require fundamental changes to the way the Internet works. and more » Privacy is Awesome: the playbook for killing CISPA, America's universal ... - Boing Boing May 23rd 2012, 16:16 Privacy is Awesome: the playbook for killing CISPA, America's universal ... Boing Boing By Cory Doctorow at 9:07 am Wednesday, May 23 Congressional hero of the SOPA wars, Senator Wyden, said about cyber security legislation (CISPA and Lieberman-Collins) that is expected to be taken up and passed in early June: "I believe these bills will ... and more » Who Has Search Engine Marketers' Backs? No One – We Need Lobbyists - Search Engine Land May 23rd 2012, 15:40 Search Engine Land Who Has Search Engine Marketers' Backs? No One – We Need Lobbyists Search Engine Land Issues like the Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA which received so much attention earlier this year, privacy issues, security issues, patent laws and a myriad of other items keep the Google, Facebook and Microsoft DC teams extremely active on Capitol ...

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