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  1. SOPA Co-Sponsor on Internet Piracy

    Rep. Lamar Smith, (R-Texas), on the purpose of the Stop Online Piracy Act.

  2. Occupy the Internet: Websites Protest Anti-Piracy Bills

    The Internet is conducting a protest of sorts today in opposition to two pieces of anti-piracy legislation making their way through Congress.Wikipedia , one of the m...

  3. Mozilla CEO on Site Blackout and Protest

    Gregory Kovacs, Mozilla CEO, on the SOPA bill and why Mozilla has chosen to black out its site in protest of the anti-piracy bill.

  4. Protests Against Web Piracy Bills Planned in New York, San Francisco

    Protests over controversial anti-piracy legislation escalated Wednesday, as opponents planned demonstrations in New York and San Francisco, lawmakers took sides, and...

  5. Several Major Websites Step up SOPA Protest

    Wikipedia , the world's free online encyclopedia, went dark on Wednesday and other Internet players including Google put black censorship bars on portions of their w...

  6. Flickr Joins SOPA Protest, Lets Users Black Out Photos

    This morning, online photo sharing site Flickr joined the growing number of web companies protesting the  SOPA and PIPA legislation , which now include Google , Wiki...

  7. Lawmaker Sounds Off on SOPA

    Rep. Jared Polis, D-Colo., argues SOPA will not take down online piracy.

  8. One Little Pill the Key to Fighting Obesity, Diabetes?

    FOXNewshealth.com Managing Editor Dr. Manny Alvarez on whether the new hormone 'Irisin' will help fight obesity and diabetes.

  9. SOPA Blackout Jan. 18: Wikipedia Goes Offline, But Why Not Twitter?

    As a protest against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and PROTECT IP Act (PIPA) in the U.S., Wikipedia has taken its English-language site offline for 24 hours.But ...

  10. SOPA Blackout: Google Protests Piracy Bill With Doodle

    You may have already noticed Google's homepage features a large black rectangle "censoring" its colorful logo Wednesday.Google is not shutting down their website lik...

  11. Websites Go Black to Protest SOPA

    FBN’s Stuart Varney breaks down the stories moving the markets early in the trading day.

  12. Simone: Rich Are Overtaxed

    Radio Host Mark Simone on the call for Romney’s tax return.

  1. Why Google’s Plan to Make Maps Pay for Itself Could Backfire

    Google was once satisfied to have its satellite products, like Maps, drive goodwill among startups and create new exposure to their users. But now we’ve heard Google...

  2. Today's Chart of the Day: Goldman Sachs (GS) AKA Vampire Squid*

    Michael Kahn presents a potential trading opportunity daily * From Wikipedia : A 2010 Rolling Stone article [8] by Matt Taibbi likened investment bank Goldman Sachs ...

  3. Is SOPA Going Too Far?

    FBN’s Judge Andrew Napolitano questions whether the Stop Online Piracy Act infringes on the 5th amendment right to a trial.

  4. Reid Postpones Senate Vote on PIPA Anti-Piracy Bill

    U.S. Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid on Friday postponed a showdown vote in his chamber on the PIPA online anti-piracy bill that pits Hollywood against Silicon V...

  5. Anonymous Retaliates Over Megaupload, Megavideo Shutdown: SOPA, PIPA Links?

    Popular file-sharing sites, Megaupload and Megavideo, were shut down by federal prosecutors on Thursday and hackers from Anonymous retaliated by launching an attack ...

  6. Hacking War Breaks Out Over Megaupload

    FBN's Shibani Joshi breaks down the war going on over the Internet.

  7. Daryl Hannah on Future of Keystone Pipeline

    Actress Daryl Hannah on the administration’s decision to can the XL Pipeline project from Canada to the U.S.

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