Undoubtedly coverage of progress on SOPA and PIPA will slacken now that both bills have been shelved and many, prematurely, are calling this week’s black out a victory. As news stories inevitably taper off, I will fold them back into the existing series of blog posts where appropriate. I hope to see, and will be adding my voice to, a sustained call for more constructive engagement between technologists of all stripes and policy makers.
- The President’s post-SOPA challenge: all right, you come up with a solution!, ReadWriteWeb
- Reeling MPAA declares DNS filtering “off the table”, Ars Technica
- MPAA issues statement slamming SOPA/PIPA “blackout” protests as “dangerous gimmick”, Boing Boing
- “Least restrictive means”? One way that SOPA could die in court, Ars Technica
- Why one game developer is skipping E3 to start an anti-SOPA crusade, Ars Technica
- A history of IP violence: how SOPA’s and PIPA’s sponsors have waged war on the Internet, Ars Technica
- When a petition isn’t enough: SOPA protestors raise money to hire lobbyist firm, Ars Technica
- Even without DNS provisions, SOPA and PIPA remain fatally flawed, Ars Technica
- Five key senators abandon online piracy bills amid Web protests, The Hill’s Hillicon Valley
- More senators dropping off as co-Sponsors of PIPA, Techdirt
- Boehner: Piracy bill lacks consensus, The Hill’s Hillicon Valley
- PIPA support collapses, with 13 new Senators opposed, Ars Technica
- Hollywood fights Internet protests with… TV ad, billboard, radio spot, Ars Technica
- Post-SOPA: the path forward for addressing piracy, Ars Technica
- SOPA backer reassures his troops: “Facts will overcome fears”, Ars Technica
- Internet SOPA/PIPA Revolt: Don’t declare victory yet, Threat Level at Wired.com
- Senator Ron Wyden To The Internet: Thank You For Speaking Up… But We’re Not Done Yet, Techdirt
- SOPA/PIPA aren’t a failure to understand the Internet; they arise from self-interested fear of free speech, Boing Boing
- First Dem reverses course on piracy bill, The Hill’s Hillicon Valley
- SOPA getting a face-lift: how evil will it be?, Threat Level at Wired.com
- Senate leaders from both parties back away from PROTECT IP, Ars Technica
- At GOP debate, all four candidates oppose SOPA, Ars Technica
- Reid shelves PROTECT IP Act in response to “recent events”, Ars Technica
- Internet wins: SOPA and PIPA both shelved, Ars Technica
- How the Internet blackout affected congressional support for PIPA/SOPA, Boing Boing
- SOPA goes back to the drawing board, PIPA postponed, Slashdot
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