A group of law professors have sent a letter to Congress, opposing the Protect IP Act saying that it not only amounts to internet censorship that is barred by the First amendment, but also aligns the US with oppressive regimes. One of these professors, Mark Lemley from Stanford Law School discusses.
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Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian and Rasha Abdulla of the American University in Cairo are with us today on the orange couch. We're talking about Mexico's drug war and May 8 national protest, plus the Turkish internet censorship debate.
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It is my contention that spurious accusations of copyright infringement can be used to suppress videos that are not liked, in certain circles, and that YouTube's reporting procedure favours the accuser over the accused, who is not even given the minimum amount of information necessary to be able to challenge any claim, let alone a false one.
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