Anonymous calls for internet blackout to protest CISPA

Published time: April 21, 2013 16:39 

Edited time: April 22, 2013 09:10

A mass blackout of internet sites has begun in protest of CISPA, as the controversial law makes its way to the US Senate. Hacktivist group Anonymous urged support for the blackout, storming Twitter with calls for action.

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Ashley Lutz

Business Insider

June 16, 2012

This infographic created by Jason at Frugal Dad shows that almost all media comes from the same six sources.…

IRL action: Anonymous takes to the streets to protest CISPA

Published: 28 April, 2012, 07:12

Edited: 28 April, 2012, 11:43

Anonymous is taking its battle against CISPA to the streets. A video titled “Operation Defense. Phase II” calls on Americans to organize protests at the…

White House 'strongly opposes' CISPA, threateans to veto

Published: 26 April, 2012, 01:08             Edited: 26 April, 2012, 10:13

Congress is slated to vote this week on America's most controversial bill in waiting — the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act. But now the president’s advisers say they will…

Opposition grows to CISPA 'Big Brother' cybersecurity bill

CISPA is met with a last-minute wave of opposition, including from Rep. Ron Paul and 18 House Democrats. But it may not be enough to stop the U.S. House of Representatives from approving the bill on Friday.

Last-minute opposition to the CISPA, which has been criticized as a "Big Brother" cybersecurity bill, is growing as the U.S. House of…

Anonymous tweetbomb: Hacktivists round on CISPA

Published: 20 April, 2012, 15:27       Edited: 20 April, 2012, 23:37

Hacktivist group Anonymous has slammed SOPA’s successor-bill CISPA, due to go before the US House of Representatives. They claim it will allow companies unprecedented access to…

Kurt Nimmo

Infowars.com

April 19, 2012

CISPA, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, is picking up sponsors and it looks like the legislation will make it to the House floor for a vote next week. CISPA emerged from the House Intelligence Committee with an overwhelming vote of 17-1.

The bill, authored by Rep. Mike Rogers, a Michigan Republican, is supported by Google, the technology company…