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If the past months are any indication, no news organization is interested in reporting anything remotely relating to SOPA (except maybe as a short piece to prom
by Udo 15y ago
If the past months are any indication, no news organization is interested in reporting anything remotely relating to SOPA (except maybe as a short piece to promote it as "the legislation that will stop piracy for good" and that anyone who opposes this is a criminal).
SOPA did not get any media coverage, and I'd be surprised if flippant comments made by an anonymous staffer changed that.
- rabble 15y agoI mean turning off the internet would put a huge dent in piracy. It's kind of true.
- ojbyrne 15y agoFalse. Yesterday I posted a link to an article from Fortune discussing the SOPA "battle." I'm (obviously) anti-SOPA, but the level of hysteria is somewhat annoying.
- ojbyrne 15y agoHere's another: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/13/us/anti-piracy-bill-sopa-by-lamar-smith-gets-texas-pushback.html http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/13/us/anti-piracy-bill-sopa-b...