- Jan 18 (Reuters) - Wikipedia, the worlds free online encyclopedia, went dark on Wednesday and other Internet players including Google put black censorship bars on portions of their websites in protest of pending U.S. (Reuters UK)
- Hundreds of millions of Internet users will go online Wednesday and find their favorite websites . . . dark. (Philadelphia Daily News)
- Wednesday, Jan. 18: the day of the SOPA blackout protest. (Los Angeles Times)
- NATCHITOCHES, La., January 18, 2012—Congressional efforts to fight online piracy have run into strong resistance and are being derailed. (Washington Times)
- Members of Congress faced a barrage of concerned and sometimes angry calls and e-mails from constituents made aware of the protests when they sat down at their computers. (USA Today)
- Sony Corp. (6758), owner of entertainment websites crippled by hackers last year, is under threat of new attacks for its support of Hollywood-backed anti-piracy measures in the U.S. Congress. (Bloomberg)
- (Updates with hedge-fund arrests and RBS fine in Compliance Action section and Amazon.com lawsuit in Courts.) Jan. 18 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Inspector General H. (BusinessWeek)
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Piracy
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