- SOPA Is Dead: Smith Pulls Bill
- Reid Calls Off Protect IP Act Vote
- How The Web Killed SOPA and PIPA
- The week the web changed Washington
- Why doesn’t Washington understand the Internet?
- After Outcry, SOPA Backers Are Mainly Democrats--" The push for antipiracy legislation brought lawmakers together for much of the past year, but in the Senate at least, the support that remains after nationwide protests appears to be mostly from Democrats."
- MPAA Directly & Publicly Threatens Politicians Who Aren't Corrupt Enough To Stay Bought
- Sir Tim Berners-Lee: Father of the web backs SOPA protests
- David Pogue: Put Down the Pitchforks on SOPA NYT
- Peter David: Where I stand on SOPA
- Maddox: I Hope SOPA Passes
- Coding Horror: Defeating SOPA and PIPA Isn't Enough
- Clay Shirky: Defend our freedom to share (or why SOPA is a bad idea)
- Joel Spolsky: Two things about SOPA/PIPA and then I'll shut up
- Feds shut down Megaupload--And their assets have been seized. This then prompted Anonymous to go nuclear and go after the FBI, Filesonic to kill its file-sharing service and Uploaded.to to block US visitors.
- Don't Stop at SOPA: SOPA and PIPA are (almost) dead. Now can we talk about the law that already exists?
- EFF: No more back room deals -- Users must have a voice in governing the Internet
- Joe Peacock: 'It's 2012! Ignorance is inexcusable!'
- Investment Firm Y Combinator Goes on Offensive Against Hollywood
- How Copyright Industries Con Congress--How much does piracy really hurt the US economy?
- Pop Didn't Eat Itself: Why Piracy Didn't Destroy The Music Industry
- Does Online Piracy Hurt The Economy? A Look At The Numbers
- Supreme Court Says Congress May Re-Copyright Public Domain Works
- Copyrights on Foreign Works Upheld by U.S. Supreme Court--"[T]he ruling takes works by Alfred Hitchcock, Pablo Picasso, Igor Stravinsky and J.R.R. Tolkien out of the public domain, barring use without permission of the copyright owner."
- Publishers pushing bill through congress to deny Americans access to taxpayer-funded research NYT
