show sopa was a direct attack on american businesses companies like from facebook reddit boing boing all of us agreed that the horrible things wrong with this bill that could hurt us. the problem with cisco is that but because it doesn't directly attack technology services and in fact it makes life easy if the some of them it's been it's taken longer for there to be a grassroots opposition against this but that opposition has come up and as time has gone by i think a lot of sites even sites which have which would benefit from suspend their operations and how they deal with government have come to realize that it's very important to oppose it so it's unfair isn't this corporate backlash against spot like we saw against is there a danger that. although in there could be harmful aspects to it that it could kind of slip under the radar well it kind of has slipped under the radar because it's already passed in the house of representatives and we're at the point now where the u.s. senate will be formulating its own version of the bill this may. fortunately the white house has already indic

at regulating the internet to some degree there has been the stop online piracy act better known as sopa and its partner the secure i t act they protect ip act and it's a brother pipa the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act known as cispa the first hit surveillance bill i just mentioned called and these cyber security act of two thousand and twelve now the senate is soon expected to vote on the controversial cybersecurity bill cispa backers say it's necessary to ensure cyber security but critics say this is a dangerous bill that would wipe out our internet freedoms as we know it senator ron wyden gave this warning on the house floor it creates uncertainty in place of trust it or wrote erode statutory and constitutional civil rights protections and it creates a surveillance regime in place of a targeted nimble cyber security program that is needed to truly protect our nation. despite these warnings it seems the possible threat to our online freedoms is a largely ignored or accepted by most people but with so much of our lives being conducted online why are people why aren't peop

aimed at regulating the internet to some degree there is the stop online piracy act better known as sopa and its partner in this it's called the secure i t m. it's also the protect ip act and its brother pippa and the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act known as cispa you know the surveillance bill i just mentioned. and also the cyber security act of two thousand and twelve so it seems there is a clear attempt time and time again to regulate the wild west that is the internet now the senate is soon expected to vote on backers say it's necessary to ensure cyber security but critics say it is a dangerous bill that would wipe out internet freedoms as we know it senator ron wyden gave this warning on the house floor it creates uncertainty in place of trust it a wrote erode statutory and constitutional civil rights protections and it creates a surveillance regime in place of a targeted nimble cyber security program that is needed to truly protect our nation despite these warnings it seems the possible threat to our online online freedoms is largely ignored or accepted by most people

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but they were against sopa. and my sense was behind the scenes they were making their instants known and again, facebook is one of those bold-face names that when they weigh in on a tech issue people pay attention. facebook supported cispa, as did many other companies, an information sharing bill in the house. and lawmakers pointed to that as evidence that some of the concerns were overblown. i think that's in large part due to the sophisticate of the people they've brought on. sheryl sandberg, facebook's chief operating officer-s a former protege of larry summers. she worked at the treasury department. she's very familiar with how washington works. i think you see that reflected in how the town approaches. >> do google and facebook share legislative agendas? >> i think they share common goals. i don't know if their agendas necessarily would be shared. google is particularly invested i think -- the reason why their lobbying figure is so high is because they are the subject of an antitrust probe. so they are work

think that it was symbolic at all for the government to have taken down these sites just days after sopa and people were voted down i would say that it's hard to believe it was a coincidence can you talk a little bit about how you continue as it were literally a day or two after you know and as you said at the outset here we've seen time and again that the government does have this incredibly comfortable and troubling relationship with this instance of the movie industry but we've seen time and again that the traditional content industry that hollywood is all right double a and the n.p.a. is able to exert some power and kind of push the government to do certain things like take down web sites like mega upload what is the coalition that you're saying exists i mean explain a little bit more about that is there really you know massive lobbying dollars going behind the government really from hollywood and the first piece is as you said massive lobbying dollars and that completely happens i mean but the good news is when we talk about lobbying dollars is that as we saw during silva and pippa

adding sopa and pipa is not the way to solve that. what hollywood needs is not a new law but a business model that takes advantage of the digital world. and the music industry is starting to get there. they spent -- a dozen years ago, their goal was stop the digital transition. no music in digital format. they fought and lost that battle for a while. and then they started to kind of make it -- figure out ways to make money in this digital world, in part because we allow lots of people to have lots more access to things they never would have seen because they were only released in the uk. the video industry is not there yet in part because for them the piracy problem is more recent as bandwidth has increased. but that's where they've got to go. >> i have a slight disagreement with this. i don't think we ought to tell firms if they have an efficient business model, forget it because we can't enforce as a first order. there's a deep problem in the law of torts which carries over. the private right of order is very difficult to enforce. w

is doing right now is looking at what happened with sopa and realizing that you have a lot of people who are networked who weren't necessarily watching political news very closely but that if let's say we keep or google or facebook decided that they were opposed enough to something to stick a link there i think. that you can they will they learn you can generate tens or hundreds of thousands of call millions of calls but don't you also have to hope that then maybe the googles and the facebook you know of the world after seeing what happened with sopa and what their opposition to it did in terms of helping put the. sure on that they could actually try to stand up you know against going to increasing surveillance state and take a stand now where these are these are these are private money making companies and there's not usually a lot of profit in standing up against the government as a general rule so i wouldn't i wouldn't hold out too many hopes there at least as long as the f.b.i. is figuring out a way to make this worth their while to keep quiet about at least oh that always makes

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and go home and then there's got already backroom lobbying go another and pass something similar to sopa and pipa so i'm sure that you know if we're successful we are in defeating sis. i don't anticipate this to be the last fight right mike thank you for weighing and that was my crisp ali he is a campaign strategist for access now dot org thanks. well we have an update for you on a story we've been following from the beginning mass protests in canada have reached a boiling point in montreal last night police and some three thousand protesters squared off again this is the thirteenth consecutive night of demonstrations the students began protesting after an increase in tuition. over five hundred people were arrested it's the highest number of arrests any single night since the protests sparked and montreal was not the only city dealing with unruly rally years there were also arrested in quebec city and sure broke the arrest came just hours after the comeback government said it would be cracking down on striking students setting strict conditions for any resumption of negotiations with stu

really really angry e-mail some free internet advocates are saying that cisco's not only worse than sopa it's also the patriot act of the internet here's internet activist aaron swartz speaking r.c. last weekend's a sprint. so what it is is that sort of a patriot act for the internet that allows the government to go to providers like facebook and google and so on and ask them for data without a warrant without any of the normal privacy protections of the law and also with these provide to start sharing information with each other so basically eviscerates all the existing privacy protections we have that well and now major corporate supporters of the legislation are starting have second thoughts software giant microsoft says they're rethinking their support for says but calling on lawmakers to pass additional safeguards to protect the online privacy of americans president obama raised the same concerns when he issued a veto threat last week to the house passed cispa version of the bill so where does the fight over cispa stand today and what do we the people need to know to preserve a free

they're concerned about privacy but they haven't fully come out you know in the way that we saw with sopa and pipa you know so why what are the dynamics of that deal with these companies well i think that you know part of the thing that is scary about the american political world right now is a real nationalist drumbeating and there is a real fear especially because as people i think rightfully would say there is a serious threat of terrorism from all kind of like this underwear bomber thing that just came to the surface a couple days ago people don't want to stop legitimate law enforcement investigations and when there's an economic incentive. to not stop that then it's tricky and it's even trickier still and so part of it is that people want to support legitimate things will also standing against illegitimate things and it's really hard to do that precisely because that kind of back towards the f.b.i. is asking for those those back doors they don't have a human involved necessarily and so that means the ethical tricky parts just get automated out of the job so i think a big part of it i

protest and frankly you know most of the republicans abandoned the position in support of in support of sopa democrats mostly stayed put actually it was sort of interesting and the content industries threatened. you know over this and this is just the lobbyists sort of you know no you know you were there and they want to know who pulled the bullying the people who are trying to put products out there and it's frustrating for everyone and i know i'm usually not on the side of the internet service providers because i think there are many times evil but in this case you know it's not their fault and they don't want to be doing this but i think that being forced to do this is going to cause them to go multiple steps in the wrong direction to try to save their own butts you figure the content or entertainment industry whatever you want to call it would be saving a lot of that money as they say if they're losing if they didn't spend so many millions hundreds of billions lobbying just if they got a figures. they're losing this. pamela geller and her audience is pretty well familiar with with pamela

schools and so forth there are concerns about the fact that it could limit internet freedom like the sopaislation that was defeated in congress is actually a backdoor way to get that there are other there's concerns about food safety there are ways that we can label our food are we able to do that financial stability there actually are trying to limit the of the ways that we can regulate wall street so there are all kinds of pieces in this agreement where corporations are trying to go behind our democratic process and get what they want through this so-called free trade agreement and out senator wyden as one of the senators that is speaking out against this among other people and he is concerned that this legislation gets corporations more influence than the elected leaders is that essentially what it does. yes well we certainly believe so if the senate senator wyden who is the chair of the subcommittee in the senate that oversees our international trade does not have access to the text nor does his staff even though they have security clearance to do so and yet there are six hundred clea

that did not go away with the defeat of sopa and pipa. it will be back. and that's one flash point. the other one which people pay less attention to and it's a harder problem because you have to worry about it is cybersecurity. the real nightmare story for computer regulation is some seriously destructive infrastructural attack on the internet that takes out some critical -- whether it's the airline network or the electric grid or something of that nature. and that would not only be catastroph niic in its own righ. the idea that computers are largely an unregulated area goes away. >> down here. >> my name is henry nichol from california southern law school. i had just a quick question. a number of you have touched upon this issue of the global marketplace, and i was wondering if you could comment on the creeping danger of harmonizing with foreign law and expanding federal regulation. i speak specifically of recent controversies that relate to european demands that the u.s. adopt a data privacy regime similar to what exists in europe. what is -- is this a danger? what is the magnitud

sopa, pipa, government-mandated or encouraged efforts to have isps monitor the content of their subscribers' accounts and the whole debate over network neutrality. obviously reflects the same. what do you make of all of that. can we draw some conclusions. can we get government to regulate what we want and not regulate what we don't want. >> i think there's a consensus so far on the panel, my guess is on the whole panel, that, that starts from the idea that historically, certainly today, technology flourish where market entry is free. if in fact people are free to come up with a new idea that's completely different from what anybody has done before and says won't work and launch it into the marketplace, we get a lot of benefit. people make a lot of money and we change the world. so what we don't want from government is a another may i regulatory regime, right? if we've got a regulatory regime and says i need permission to get into the market, i need permission to do this new thing. then we've got a problem. then we're relying on the government, not the innovator to do this. so far i think i'

and financial journalism but it's hard to disregard what is happening over the past few months good sopa which is really a career killer to push something that radical and ludicrous that could kill the career of any politician who supported it and then they turn around and they push sis but which is even worse and it's backed by these extremely powerful tech companies affiliated with the pentagon tech companies that most people don't even know about and never heard of these are not well known companies but they have tremendous lobbying power and i think there's this this weird gray area where they're collecting this information and it's clearly not related to terrorism to investigations how many people in the u.s. are actively plotting terrorist attacks certainly not hundreds of thousands and yet hundreds of thousands of national security letters are n.s.l.s have been issued over the past few years according to some some experts on this issue so what's going to happen when they have backdoor access to facebook and twitter and google plus could be tens of millions of people who could have

surveillance state and he's exposed elements of the patriot act were being abused he took a stand against sopa and pipa and he's blasted cispa and now this week he's decided to take on a new battle you see senator wyden is also the chair of the senate finance subcommittee on international trade customs and global competitiveness the as a long title but it would make sense that somebody with that title but have access to details surrounding trade agreements that our government is making right well it turns out of the obama administration isn't granting that access to all the surrounds the transpacific partnership it's an international trade agreement between nine nations about which we know very little we're going to get into more details next week but for now what information has been put out there shows that this agreement would ban it by american preferences for u.s. manufacturers and it would create new intellectual property standards that would increase prescription drug prices abroad now just those two things alone are big deal they would affect prices here in america businesses people an

bringing in lawsuits and getting judges to agree to romney's very dedicated to what congress rejected and sopa. being brought today in private agreements where companies are green voluntarily to do the work of the content owners and so the battle be never ending content owners will always want more control but the battle of of them turn out well for us because we as consumers will lose in at least one if many of those other four it does seem like the battle is never ending it seems like they won't stop until they get some sort of legislation passed that will limit our internet freedom that was there goldman associate law professor at santa clara university and director of high tech law institute well that does it for now for this news hour if you missed part of this or any show today don't worry we post all over interviews online in full just go to youtube dot com slash r t america and you can watch the interviews as many times your heart desires and because our show doesn't stop does stop doesn't mean the news does check out our website r.t. dot com slash usa we want to know what stories you

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and for around information misuse now keep in mind the muzzle is one of those outspoken critics of sopa and pipa and i took part in the blackout last january which helped raise the awareness ultimately stopping that legislation from becoming law and the now that we know where mozilla stands we're hoping that this will continue the trend of tech companies actually calling for a new less invasive cyber security bill so it does look like pressure works so keep it on. now yesterday we saw the occupy movement use mayday as a catalyst for another nationwide dave action the turnout wasn't as large as the demonstrations we saw last fall but it was sizable and relatively peaceful in comparison overall there were about sixty six people arrested nationwide yesterday but as often happens most of the media coverage that was given these actions focused on the negatives clashes with police and in some cases vandalism. yesterday may day we saw protests that turned violent in seattle after anti wall street protesters smashed the windows of banks and stores in san francisco about two hundred people took

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this story this kind of story would be the sort of thing that was buried except for the fact that the sopa fight has raised issues of internet freedom to this incredible level of prominence so that people are paying attention they're keeping on their toes and you know we're going to make sure this stuff doesn't happen well i know president obama has already said he would veto legislation if it passed in the form that it has passed in you know the republican led house giving these businesses immunity but what about you know what we're seeing now sort of being put together and developed in the senate what do you see as sort of holes in those plans yeah unfortunately the senate bill so has the greater problems there the republican led version in the house was terrible but the senate bill isn't that much better you know it still has significant portions of what's been known as sort of an internet kill switch that allows the government to nationalize internet companies and take control over the internet basically in the united states under its they going to find conditions that national or so y

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people have formed the test pac and they decided they are going to run an ad against the sponsor of sopaentrusted to represent the people of texas, instead we are watching you attempt to censor the internet. we are the voting majority and now we will vote against you, mr. smith, this the republican primary. >> test pac read it internet you go get 'em! but they are not alone. fight for our future has taken out this billboard. get it like don't mess with texas. we're coming for you

. >> sopa de tortilla, las gorditas que se parecen mucho a nuestra arepas. >> sÍ riquisimas. >> enchiladas pero ¿dÓnde estÁ todo esto?. >> me trajiste mis chilitos?. >> no pero si fui horas. >> en televisa entre veshtam!!a todo mundo. >> ¿encontraste tu refugio para el amor?. >> no, estoy en un abismo de pasiÓn. >> vamos a un refugio de noticias con satcha pretto. >> caÑaveral de pasiÓn. >> que bueno que estÁs de regreso chiqui y sobre todo que la pasaste tan bien, vamos a comenzar con detalles del terremoto que como ya mencionamos al inicio del programa se registrÓ en el norte de italia, pablo mono salvo nos acompaÑa en vivvo desde milÁn para saber quÉ ha sucedido y se sabe que ha causado la muerte de 10 personas hasta el momento, este terremoto surge a dÍas despuÉs que sacudiÓ fuertemente esa misma zona. >> exactamente satcha buenos dÍas, el nÚmero que estÁs dando es absolutamente provisorio, insisten autoridades, no saben cuÁl sera el balance de este terremoto que sacudiÓ fuertemente con 5. 8 grados escala richter a las 9 menos 1 minuto horario local. >> mucha gente habÍa ingresado a su