Loaded: Wikipedia to join Web blackout to protest SOPA

Zappos customers reset passwords after the site's 24 million accounts hacked, Apple is expected to bring interactive textbooks to the iPad, and Wikipedia and other sites will go dark Wednesday in protest of SOPA.

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[cheeseontheburger]

If sopa is passed, no more youtube, wikipedia, megaupload, forum sites, facebook, twitter, hulu, and i really don't care what happens to myspace.

[Jahspecs1]

@Dmajor4030 Huh? Where in this report did CNET state for or against SOPA? Which sentence(s)?

[Clectaski]

she looks like she is from Abba

[TheMrApothesis]

The internet gives people the ability to advertise their views. It gives the ordinary person the ability to contradict larger entities. Free speech is only useful if its heard. The internet has enabled people to bypass greedy corporate conglomerates and spread their own content without corporations taking their cut. Its a place where some teenager through well constructed content can accumulate 10 times the views of a video like this. SOPA= a backwards step for human kind.

[lululaplap]

I love how CNET don't have a stance on SOPA, because they are part of CBS.

[Supuhstar]

.... I'm sorry, I think I am watching the Onion. Where's the actual CNet video? ... oh, this is it? Wow... unbelievable news, there...

[Guitarherobj000]

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[IamSuperHempire]

yes it is time to get loaded..... ^.^

[Jahspecs1]

@bomberblake542 This may quite true sir but come on, the employees (the worker bees) do not necessarily aspire to such folly. The company I work for does many things I don't agree with. I am just saying, don't kill the messenger, which was NOT pro SOPA nor PIPA. Peace and Love...