January 18th is Internet blackout day to protest against SOPA and PIPA. As I'm writing this post 6,988,056,464 people still don't read ITHCWY, so I'm taking part by blacking out my software site, catfood.net, which gets substantially more traffic.
Carr is Wrong: Costolo is Wrong: Wikipedia’s SOPA Blackout is a Great Idea — I was very happy to see TechCrunch 2.0 launch today as Pando. Much less happy with Paul Carr’s applause of Dick Costolo’s tweet that Wikipedia's support of Internet Blackout Day is “…just silly. Closing a global business in reaction to single-issue...
More on breaking the Internet — I finally got round to actually reading SOPA and PIPA. I make my living from intellectual property, it's my hobby as well. I also used to work at Macrovision, at the time the leading anti-piracy company for Hollywood, software, music and games. I...
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