SOPA and ACTA are both back in new forms that are even harder to kill than before as IPAA and CETA.

Does the return of SOPA and ACTA surprise you in the least? Does the IP Attaches Act sound like SOPA to you?

Read more: SOPA And ACTA Are Sneaking Into Law Behind Your Back

SOPA and ACTA are both back in new forms that are even harder to kill than before as IPAA and CETA.

Does the return of SOPA and ACTA surprise you in the least? Does the IP Attaches Act sound like SOPA to you?

Read more: SOPA And ACTA Are Sneaking Into Law Behind Your Back

ACTA’s Back: Canada-EU Trade Agreement As A Trojan Horse http://mys.tc/29j

Center for Copyright Information, an alliance among ISPs and media giants such as Disney, Sony and Fox aims to stop piracy by monitoring your computer.

Can we stop buying products from these companies who buy laws that allow them to monitor your computer, or are they so ubiquitous that we don’t even have a choice?

Read more: Disney, Sony and Fox team with Internet Providers to Spy on You

Paul comes out vehemently against both net neutrality and expanding public domain -even though both are really about limiting big government.

Is Ron Paul right? Does the Internet Freedom declaration work against property rights, the same property rights he thought were over the line with sopa or pipa?

Read more: Ron Paul: Net Neutrality And Public Domain Are Evil Collectivist Plots

The coalition of activists and groups that led the fight against SOPA and PIPA have issued a Declaration of Internet Freedom.

Should we take steps to ensure the Internet we all love is protected from corporate interests?

Read more: Declaring Internet Freedom for All

Victory! #ACTA Suffers Epic Defeat in EU Parliament http://mys.tc/28a

The European Parliament has overwhelmingly defeated the international ACTA anti-piracy agreement, after fears that it would limit Internet freedom mobilized broad opposition across Europe.

Read more: Victory! ACTA Suffers Epic Defeat in EU Parliament

“Computer Networks: The Heralds of Resource Sharing is a documentary film from 1972, produced by Steven King and directed/edited by Peter Chvany, about ARPANET. It features many of the most important names in computer networking.”

Do you think all the attempts at policing the internet are inline with the philosophy that created it?

Read more: [Video] Computer Networks: The Heralds of Resource Sharing (1972)

Steal this Film documents the creation, rise, take-down, philosophy, and relaunch of piratebay.se, as well as pontificating on copyright, media, freedom of information, piracy, and challenging conventional ideas on ‘ownership’.

Watch it now: Steal This Film – The League of Noble Peers (2006)