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WTF: Beginning in July, ISP’s will start monitoring and policing user activity

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The entertainment industry are some sneaky bastards - yeah, I am looking at you RIAA. So, remember the whole SOPA thing where we came together as one Internet to stop the evils of Hollywood bribing lawmakers to track our online activities and shut down sites like Tumblr, Reddit and YouTube?

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Read the article. I’m sufficiently worried, this is shady. RIAA will not be happy until they control the interwebs. What about legitimate torrents? Get your Peer Blocker up folks. Not that it protects you entirely either.

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Go Daddy Backs Down thedailywhat: Follow Up of the Day: Faced with mounting pressure from its customer base and a proposed “Move Your Domain Day” that called for users to transfer their domains to other registrars, GoDaddy announced just moments ago that it has reversed its decision to support the Stop Online Piracy Act. “Fighting online piracy is of the utmost importance, which is why GoDaddy has been working to help craft revisions to this legislation – but we can clearly do better,” said CEO Warren Adelman. The company has pulled down a post that outlined the reasons it supported SOPA in the first place, in order to “eliminate any confusion” about its position. This leaves a grand total of zero Internet companies on the House’s official list of SOPA supporters. [godaddy.] Nice choice Go Daddy.
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Go Daddy Backs Down

thedailywhat:

Follow Up of the Day: Faced with mounting pressure from its customer base and a proposed “Move Your Domain Day” that called for users to transfer their domains to other registrars, GoDaddy announced just moments ago that it has reversed its decision to support the Stop Online Piracy Act.

“Fighting online piracy is of the utmost importance, which is why GoDaddy has been working to help craft revisions to this legislation – but we can clearly do better,” said CEO Warren Adelman.

The company has pulled down a post that outlined the reasons it supported SOPA in the first place, in order to “eliminate any confusion” about its position.

This leaves a grand total of zero Internet companies on the House’s official list of SOPA supporters.

[godaddy.]

Nice choice Go Daddy.

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