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Contents Senate Cybersecurity Bills Under Fire From CISPA Opponents - TPM Chamber study finds intellectual property industries produce $5 trillion - The Hill (blog) Frelinghuysen Visits with Chatham High Students - Patch.com Wolf in sheep's clothing: MPAA's Dodd pushes 'more subtle' approach to anti-piracy - Digitaltrends.com

Senate Cybersecurity Bills Under Fire From CISPA Opponents - TPM May 23rd 2012, 21:06 RT Senate Cybersecurity Bills Under Fire From CISPA Opponents TPM Fight For the Future, a nonprofit advocacy group that in late 2011 helped launch the successful massive online protest against the much-hated anti-online bill known as SOPA (the Stop Online Piracy Act), is turning to some of the same tactics that ... Let's kill CISPA: America's universal surveillance lawBoing Boing all 14 news articles » Chamber study finds intellectual property industries produce $5 trillion - The Hill (blog) May 23rd 2012, 19:05 Chamber study finds intellectual property industries produce $5 trillion The Hill (blog) Coons was a co-sponsor of the Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA), the Senate's version of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA). The bills would have forced Internet companies to cut off access to foreign pirate sites, but Congress dropped the ... and more » Frelinghuysen Visits with Chatham High Students - Patch.com May 23rd 2012, 18:10 Frelinghuysen Visits with Chatham High Students Patch.com When students asked about cyber privacy laws, such as the Stop Online Privacy Act (SOPA) which could block access to entire internet domains, Frelinghuysen was adamant in his opposition to the act. Frelinghuysen represents the 11th district, ... Wolf in sheep's clothing: MPAA's Dodd pushes 'more subtle' approach to anti-piracy - Digitaltrends.com May 22nd 2012, 23:33 Digitaltrends.com Wolf in sheep's clothing: MPAA's Dodd pushes 'more subtle' approach to anti-piracy Digitaltrends.com Hollywood's most recent attempt at this came in the form of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the PROTECT IP Act (PIPA) — and most of you surely know how that went. But this failure only means that they will try the same thing again, ... and more »

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