To be honest, I really can't see Google doing that. In a much more likely situation, they would put some kind of banner on Google.com expressing their distaste

To be honest, I really can't see Google doing that. In a much more likely situation, they would put some kind of banner on Google.com expressing their distaste for SOPA. The same for other big companies like Facebook. I thought what Tumblr did was cool, they managed to get many people calling their local reps. Also, I think we're concentrating too much on the big companies (not that it's really a bad thing). The little ones matter, too. Marshaling them would be somewhat easier due to their lack of hierarchical politics to make every decision. Although you do have the problem of the multitude of people who just access the internet via Facebook's walled garden. They also have no idea what SOPA is/means. So, if we can get the giants of the internet to do something - that's fantastic, but we need to get the smaller blogs/websites on board too.