Comments (19)

1. travis says:

   14/03/2012 at 17:28

   they have a long fight ahead of them once one site go’s down 20 go in its place, they targeted megaupload has it was well known
2. poztmo says:

   09/03/2012 at 21:03

   well, sopa/pipa is not efective for 4shared and mediafire
3. Fishfinder says:

   02/03/2012 at 22:56

   I agree with one of the posts above; uiltimately, I am voting for an open internet and not SOPA restricted internet. Not only am I concerned about hindering innovation and knowledge sharing, but simply also censorship of free speech.
4. Leola Hossain says:

   15/02/2012 at 20:30

   Youre so cool! I dont suppose Ive learn anything like this before. So nice to seek out anyone with some unique ideas on this subject. realy thanks for beginning this up. this website is one thing that is needed on the net, somebody with somewhat originality. helpful job for bringing one thing new to the internet!
5. sell computer for cash says:

   15/02/2012 at 18:15

   Some are just not right about PIPA and SOPA. Now that they were indefenitely hold, I hope they won’t be brought to the congress again.
6. Internet Business Opportunities says:

   10/02/2012 at 17:01

   An open internet is what required and not SOPA restricted internet. Definitely it will curb innovation and put a big hurdle in knowledge sharing and growth.
7. juan says:

   06/02/2012 at 22:46

   I agree with the law SOPA but not the way it has, I think it is for a little digital cannon here in Spain, both measurements are correct but in its application …
8. Rosa Garcia says:

   06/02/2012 at 13:41

   will be seen that the law Sinde here in Spain
9. chris may says:

   01/02/2012 at 23:19

   megaupload was first victim for warning for other sites, what they need was just a sample. wondering which site will be the next?
10. reformasdecorman says:

    01/02/2012 at 13:00

    Will have to see what happens with the law SOAP to know what will happen with the SINDE in Spain.
11. jvm error 517 says:

    01/02/2012 at 09:23

    We all need to join Wikipedia plan to protest the bills
12. Aadith says:

    01/02/2012 at 07:48

    Mainly all companies are against sopa and pipa.But what is the reason for shuttin down megaupload?Can you leave without google or wikipedia?
13. Frances says:

    27/01/2012 at 18:24

    If it does pass, wouldn’t the American internet and everyone who supports it just move to another country, or even become rebels if the protest doesn’t work out? US would become just another grey area to the internet. Well I just doubt the internet can ever be truly stopped.
14. jzamora says:

    26/01/2012 at 22:59

    About Sinde’s Law and SOPA: http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/04/sinde-law-brings-sopa-like-restirctions-to-spain/
15. gonzalo says:

    26/01/2012 at 21:56

    I would like to know why megaupload is the first closed by the FBI server, what happens to the other
16. nicolas says:

    26/01/2012 at 21:55

    the truth is that this law has very good things but also has very bad things as well commented, I think the balance is right
17. Dakmo says:

    26/01/2012 at 20:43

    Thank you for your feedback about this subject but, really
    I´d like to hear from you about the Spain´s SINDE law.
    It is near to be similar as the new discussed american´s legislations about SOPA and PIPA.
    Please, correct me if I am wrong!
    Thanks
18. jzamora says:

    24/01/2012 at 17:17

    The companies who were opposing SOPA & PIPA legislation (Wikipedia, Google, Facebook, etc.), all agree in the need to protect IP and fight piracy. The main problem with SOPA & PIPA is their potential to erode Technical Innovation instead of finding new business models for online distribution.
19. Abdul Bijur Vallarkodath says:

    24/01/2012 at 13:32

    What is your take on the megaupload take down?