Difference between revisions of "Online Protection and Enforcement of Digital Trade Act"
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| − | The '''OPEN Act''' is alternative offered by the saner US House Representatives as an alternative to the various [[E-PARASITE Act|E-PARASITE Acts]] spawned by [[Hollywood]]-funded Congresspersons. One of the most prominent forces behind the OPEN Act is the tech-savy Representative [[Darrell Issa]] (R-CA). The OPEN Act | + | The '''OPEN Act''' is alternative offered by the saner US House Representatives as an alternative to the various [[E-PARASITE Act|E-PARASITE Acts]] spawned by [[Hollywood]]-funded Congresspersons. One of the most prominent forces behind the OPEN Act is the tech-savy Representative [[Darrell Issa]] (R-CA). The OPEN Act promises to do what [[SOPA]] and [[PIPA]] supposedly set out to do (protect US citizen from fraudulent ''foreign'' products) without placing undo burdens on small businesses or granting vast [[censorship]] powers to the entertainment industries. |
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Revision as of 20:35, January 18, 2012
The OPEN Act is alternative offered by the saner US House Representatives as an alternative to the various E-PARASITE Acts spawned by Hollywood-funded Congresspersons. One of the most prominent forces behind the OPEN Act is the tech-savy Representative Darrell Issa (R-CA). The OPEN Act promises to do what SOPA and PIPA supposedly set out to do (protect US citizen from fraudulent foreign products) without placing undo burdens on small businesses or granting vast censorship powers to the entertainment industries.
External link
- KeepTheWebOpen.com
- SOPA vs PIPA vs OPEN – KeepTheWebOpen.com