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In January 2012, Congress is set to debate the Stop Internet Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect-IP Act (PIPA), bills designed to let the US government block websites and information from the public.
Not only does this bill let the government restrict free speech, but also does not effectively address the issue of online piracy, the stated intention of the legislation.
SOPA and PIPA would give government control of the internet, following a dangerous precedent set by countries like China, Cuba, and North Korea.
Source: TechDirt
SOPA and PIPA would blacklist websites from search engines, making all the information they contain invisible.
Source: EFF, The Verge
SOPA and PIPA would require organizations like small and medium-sized businesses, colleges, universities, and nonprofits to actively police websites and block offenders.
Source: Stanford Law Review
SOPA and PIPA are being rushed through Congress without addressing the root cause of piracy.
Source: Arstechnica
SOPA and PIPA would be a technical nightmare that is toxic to the open architecture that is fundamental to the internet around the world.
Source: EFF
SOPA and PIPA would be a wall for innovation – web startups would become too large a risk for investors if a website could be blocked without due process.
Source: Business Insurance.org
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