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Al Jazeera’s documentary series Fault Lines takes a look at the corporate-state attempts to regulate the web.

CISPA is likely headed for a Senate vote in early June. Help stop it.

This December, the latest round of ITR revisions are up for debate in Dubai.

TPP will do what SOPA and PIPA could not.

Could such a law come to America?

This executive agreement is being negotiated in secret without the input of Internet users or experts.

Netflix, not surprisingly, joins its sugar daddies in supporting SOPA.

Reddit users don’t forget.

The Pirate Bay may take its servers to the sky as they get ready to “host the galaxy.”

Anonymous holds some truths to be self-evident.

Help shape an alternative to SOPA and PIPA.

The MPAA wants you to pay again and again for movies you already own.

Hollywood blames its failures on online piracy, when the reality is that a good majority of the industry has no interest in making good films.

In Volume 7, we look at Neal Stephenson’s “Cryptonomicon,” which considered the idea of total freedom of information, more relevant now than ever with SOPA, PIPA, H.R. 1981 and ACTA resistance.

This Saturday, January 28th, is International Privacy Day, a perfect moment to mount a campaign against Rep. Lamar Smith’s H.R. 1981.

The anti-SOPA and PIPA effort is just the opening salvo in a much larger censorship effort embodied by ACTA.

Here’s what The Pirate Bay had to say about the entertainment industry’s efforts to impose its will on the country with SOPA and PIPA.

What of the pro-SOPA/PIPA crowd’s terrorizing of legislators over the threat of online piracy?

“Our web means more than lawyers, lobbies and lies/So speak up before the internet dies.”

Here’s a look at what you might have missed today.