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Scoop.it!
Patrick Lambert digests the tempestuous events of last week and what it means for the future of the Internet. 
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What SOPA and PIPA are at face value and what they could end up enabling...
SOPA and PIPA by KHAN ACADEMY...
===> Very well explained, BRAVO! :) <===
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Wikipedia experienced increased traffic Wednesday, despite blacking out its English language content to protest SOPA and PIPA.
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It may have been a sight to behold as the internet helped topple governments in the Middle East last year, but yesterday it did something even more impressive. It caused Senators to change their minds on policy.
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Chip Camden explores how SOPA/PIPA could impact tech consultants’ business for the bad and possibly the good — as long as you don’t...
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Churchill used to say: “In England, everything is permitted, except that which is forbidden. In Germany, everything is forbidden, except that which is permitted. In France, everything is permitted even that which is forbidden. In the USSR, everything is forbidden, even that which is permitted.”
DMCA is England; the Movie Industry thinks it’s France and wants us to be in Germany but this could end up in the USSR.
More on why this matters for curators on the Scoop.it blog. Join the debate and make your voice heard! Via Guillaume Decugis
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