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Justice for Aaron
Demand Progress's Aaron Swartz tragically killed himself earlier this year, while subject to a vicious persecution by U.S. law enforcement. Help us achieve justice for Aaron by urging the firing of his prosecutors and reform of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. More »
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Privacy is Non-negotiable: Tell congress to oppose CISPA 2.0
Last year, our collective efforts helped put a stop to one of the gravest threats to online privacy and internet freedom we have ever seen -- The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act. Last month, CISPA was reintroduced in the House of Representatives. More »
Tell ISPs: No "Six Strikes" Plan -- Or We'll Take Our Business Elsewhere
After over a year of secret negotiations with the players who pushed SOPA, the major Internet Service Providers on the verge of implementing their "Six Strikes" plan to fight "online infringement". More »
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Help beat back Hollywood's attempts to censor the Internet
Hollywood is hijacking the police and courts to censor the Internet and prosecute ordinary Internet users. More »
- Justice for Aaron
- Help Us Stop The NDAA
- Privacy is Non-negotiable: Tell congress to oppose CISPA 2.0
- Tell ISPs: No "Six Strikes" Plan -- Or We'll Take Our Business Elsewhere
- NEW VIDEO: Don't let big business steal your right to resell what you own
- Help beat back Hollywood's attempts to censor the Internet
FROM THE BLOG
The CFAA Could Get Even Worse
It's a slap in the face: The whole Internet is clamoring for reform of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act because it stifles innovation and even imprisons activists and innovators like Aaron Swartz.
So what are some in the House thinking about doing? Expanding it, and instituting even harsher penalties.
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