January 21, 2012 | |
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tags: | #freedom of information, #internet |
located: | USA |
by: | Redaktion |
The US Congress was poised to pass a law allowing the US to censor access to any website around the world. But after we delivered our 1.25 million strong petition to the White House, it came out against the bill and with public pressure at boiling point even some bill backers are switching sides. Now, the Wikipedia led blackout protest has rocketed the public campaign to the top of the news.
We are turning the tide. But the dark forces of censorship are trying to revive the bill right now. Let’s bury it for good today. Sign this emergency petition to save the Internet now and if you've signed already, scroll down to contact politicians and companies pushing for censorship and tell them to drop the bill. Then send this to everyone.
Phone: (202) 224-3542
Email: http://reid.senate.gov/contact/index.cfm
Click here to post to Senator Reid's Facebook page
Talking points:
Rupert Murdoch, Sony, Electronic Arts and other companies are pushing hard for the Internet censorship bills. Let's let them know that global public opinion is against them.
Sample Facebook Message: I call on you to stand for a free and open Internet and oppose both the Protect IP Act and the Stop Online Piracy Act.
Note: You'll need to click the "Like" button in order to post on their Facebook pages:
Click here to post on Rupert Murdoch's page
Click here to post on Sony's page
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