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What's not at all surprising about this is that the WSJ is positioning SOPA as an anti-piracy bill and not as a bill that gives tacit acceptance to the assertio
by forgotAgain 15y ago
What's not at all surprising about this is that the WSJ is positioning SOPA as an anti-piracy bill and not as a bill that gives tacit acceptance to the assertion that government controls of information channels is acceptable in a free society.
Also the WSJ being One of America's most respected newspapers hasn't been true since Murdoch purchased it and started inserting opinion into front page news stories.
- Vivtek 15y agoWell - they still report the news quite well. It's just their editorial page that's off the rails.