Electronic Frontier Foundation Opposes Snowe Legislation
By Elliot Silver ⋅
March 12, 2008
As first reported by Mike and Sahar, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has voiced their opposition to the recently proposed Snowe APCPA legislation. According to their official website, the EFF is a non-profit organization that “has championed the public interest in every critical battle affecting digital rights.”
From what I have been reading elsewhere, not only would this proposed bill be detrimental to small businesses who own domain names, but it could also hurt the First Amendment rights of Americans who express their view on the Internet. As people continue to examine this bill and its implications, I hope they realize just how impactful this would be on anonymous free speech and domain ownership.
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Bonkers
You should invite them to the dinner as well. Someone can buy a ticket and let them sit in it. 🙂
j
We need more people and foundations like this to shoot this bill down, or at leat get it modified.
Hey Bonkers, How do I join tmfor?
Gordon
Somebody should get the ACLU on this, though that could actually be counterproductive…..