- a United States bill proposed by U.S. Representative Lamar S. Smith (Republican) to expand the ability of U.S. law enforcement to fight online trafficking in copyrighted intellectual property and counterfeit goods.
Yan ang bago bill na maraming tumutol. Sa totoo lang parang tinanggal niya ang freedom of speech ng mga taong gmgwa ng mga websites. Para sa aking kung gusto nila mahinto ang piracy, gumawa nalang cla ng task force para mahuli ang mga ito.
Ngayon without those helpful websites na nakakatulog sa amin na di nakatira sa U.S ay wala na. I can't even watch my favorite t.v series. At ung favorite kong website, aun parang palamuti nalang sa internet. Sana naman isipin nila ung mga tao hindi ung mga sarili nila, there are so many other ways to stop piracy.
At para sa megavideo...
R.I.P
YOU WILL BE
MISSED T_T
Arrests in New Zealand
Acting upon a US Federal prosecutor's request, the New Zealand Police arrested Schmitz and three other Megaupload executives in a leased $30 million luxury mansion at Coatesville near Auckland on Friday, 20 January (NZDT, UTC+13).[36] This was pursuant to a request from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation that the four be extradited.[37]Their bail request was opposed by US authorities and denied in a New Zealand court.[38] The raid was timed for the birthday celebration of Schmitz.[39] Assets worth $17 million including art works and luxury cars were seized. The four men arrested were Kim Schmitz (founder; 38 years old, from Germany), Finn Batato (CMO; 38, from Germany), Mathias Ortmann (CTO and co-founder; 40, from Germany) and Bram van der Kolk (29, from the Netherlands)
LET'S STOP SOPA!!!
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