#UN Conference Slyly Introduces Resolution — in the Middle of the Night — to Gain Control of the Internet mslnk.bz/ShYZTa
— Matteo Wyllyamz (@mouselink) December 13, 2012
The Internet Hangs in the Balance as World Governments Meet in Secret mslnk.bz/WFcrgi #ITU via #Wired
— Matteo Wyllyamz (@mouselink) December 4, 2012
#Oklahoma HS Valedictorian uses the word ‘hell’ instead of ‘heck’ and is denied her diploma mslnk.bz/MGUcai #censorship
— @mouselink (@mouselink) August 20, 2012
SOPA is dead, the same way a zombie is dead.
This last week was an apparent victory for opponents of SOPA and PIPA, but advocates of free speech and a free internet had best stay vigilant. As Mashable so aptly put it, “SOPA and PIPA are dead, but only in the way a zombie is dead.” Not only is the battle against the piracy of copyrighted material far from over, but there are also a myriad of political interests who are continually arguing for greater control over internet content.
(Source: Mashable)
A lot of Instagram peeps have come over to listen to my new SoundCloud radio show and podcast, and I want to thank everyone for doing so. Y’all are awesome, and I appreciate you so much!!!
Today I posted a new program, “Cameras are the New Guns,” and this has to do with how photographers, and phoneographers too, are increasingly being treated as if photography is somehow a crime. Very important topic for all of us creatives, so I hope you can listen in and help spread the info.
I know these self-promotional posts never get as many likes as my other images, but i absolutely LOVE IT when we #Instagram friends hook up on other networks.
If you haven’t listened to my new SoundCloud #radio program yet, I’d really enjoy hearing from you there. Either go grab the free #SoundCloud #app for your iPhone from the iTunes store, or simply point any web browser to http://soundcloud.com/mouselink
In this week’s #broadcast, I voice my concerns over how the #London riots have spurred urges form world governments to shut down and more tightly control #social #networks such as #Twitter and #Blackberry. (Taken with instagram)
Giving governments the power to shut down hurtful information may also contribute to the censorship of helpful information. In the face of riots & demonstrations, should governments force companies like Twitter or BlackBerry to shut down their services?
