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A Clash of Media Worlds (and Generations)

analyse - 23 janvier 2012

lire sur le site originel >>> (nytimes.com)

Back in high school they always told us that brains prevail "” that cool gets you only so far.
Well, last week, smarts won "” at least one round. Wikipedia went dark and Google blacked out its logo, as the brainiacs of Silicon Valley tilted at the A-list media giants of Hollywood and New York.
At issue were two antipiracy bills that few Americans had even heard of. Suddenly, though, people were buzzing about SOPA and PIPA "” short for the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect Intellectual (...)



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législation - lutte - USA - copyright - Disney - Google - NewsCorp - nytimes.com - PROTECTIP - RIAA - SOPA - Time Warner - Viacom - YouTube -

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