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Wikipedia Confirms Blackout In Protest Of SOPA
It’s official. Wikipedia will be joining Reddit in an online protest of the controversial anti-piracy bills currently moving their way through the legislative branch. After initially announcing that...
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CISPA Passes House Despite White House Veto Threat
The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, a.k.a. CISPA, has sparked a house party of sorts on Capitol Hill. In the face of immense opposition to the bill’s current form coming from advocacy...
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Microsoft Support for CISPA in Question?
Unlike its predecessors SOPA and PIPA, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) has enjoyed overwhelming support from the tech industry. Or at least that’s been the case until now. On...
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Mozilla Opposes CISPA As Google Stays ‘Silent’
On Monday, privacy advocates cheered as they heard what seemed to be an unequivocal disowning of CISPA by Microsoft. After telling CNET over the weekend that it would not support a cybersecurity bill...
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Cybersecurity Act Fails in U.S. Senate (And What This Means for the...
The President asked. The Senate said no. Now what? After President Obama took to the op-ed pages of the Wall Street Journal two weeks ago to call on the Senate to pass the Cybersecurity Act of 2012, it...
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Friday Four: Windows and White House Viral Vid
Turkey Day has come and gone, now we’re in the holiday home stretch. That is, unless you believe the world is going to end in three weeks. Even though sometimes it may seem like the world is on the...
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Obama Executive Order on Cybersecurity: Reading Between the Lies
After its passage last Tuesday night, President Obama’s Executive Order on cybersecurity has received somewhat of a mixed response. In one camp reside the naysayers, who, regardless of what’s contained...
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White House Agrees Cell Phone Unlocking Should Be Legal
Over 114,000 US citizens who petitioned the White House to make cell phone unlocking legal again can breathe a sigh of relief from the official response agreeing with their claims.“Consumers should be...
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