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| − | '''PROTECT-IP Act''' (better known as PIPA or the [[E-PARASITE Act]]) is a bill sought by the [[Hollywood|entertainment industry]] and introduced by [[Patrick Leahy]] ( | + | '''PROTECT-IP Act''' (better known as PIPA or the [[E-PARASITE Act]]) is a bill sought by the [[Hollywood|entertainment industry]] and introduced by [[liberal]] [[Democrat]] [[Patrick Leahy]] (VT) in the US Senate in 2011, and supported by the [[Majority Leader]] liberal [[Democrat]] [[Harry Reid]]. It is a revamped version of Leahy's failed 2010 bill, the Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act. |
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Revision as of 15:56, January 19, 2012
PROTECT-IP Act (better known as PIPA or the E-PARASITE Act) is a bill sought by the entertainment industry and introduced by liberal Democrat Patrick Leahy (VT) in the US Senate in 2011, and supported by the Majority Leader liberal Democrat Harry Reid. It is a revamped version of Leahy's failed 2010 bill, the Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act.