Click here to read Professor Edward Lee‘s recent post—“The Day Wikipedia Went Dark: Did It Save Internet Freedom?”—written for the Boston Review. Today marks the one-year anniversary of websites like Wikipedia and Google protesting the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) by “blacking out” their sites in a day of self-censorship. In the post, Professor Lee discusses the implications of these protests and the current state of the fight for Internet freedom.
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