Episode 262 - Solutions: Pirate Internet

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4.9 • 980 Ratings

🗓️ 15 March 2013

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

From SOPA and PIPA to ACTA to CISPA to the TPP and now back to CISPA, internet activists have been caught up in a deliberately bewildering game of whack-a-mole with freedom-crushing legislation. Now, ISPs are doing an end run around the whole legislative process altogether and voluntarily collaborating with the entertainment industry to spy on their own customers. All of this is enough to leave concerned netizens demoralized, and in the war of attrition that is exactly the goal. Join us today on The Corbett Report as we explore a real, grassroots, alternative solution to the problem of internet censorhip that can help to end this government/corporate control over our communication once and for all.

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Corbett Report.
0:07.0	Corbett report.
0:09.0	Corbett Report.
0:20.6	I'm your host James Corbett of Corbett report.com coming to you as always from the sunny
0:25.1	climbs of Western Japan here on this 15th day of March 2013.
0:30.4	Welcome to episode 262 of the Corporate Report Podcast, Solutions Pirate Internet.
0:38.0	When the historians of some future era sit down to write about the history of the development
0:42.4	of the Internet in our own day and age,
0:44.8	they will no doubt note that heady time at the beginning of 2012 when the public, galvanized
0:50.5	by the perceived threat to internet freedoms represented by the
0:53.6	sopa and PIPA legislation in the US House and Senate, mounted an unprecedented
0:58.6	awareness and protest campaign consisting of petitions, blackouts, and good old-fashioned street activism
1:05.8	that eventually succeeded in killing those bills.
1:10.0	The Internet is one of the United States most robust and growing industries.
1:17.0	It enables free and open communication among billions and it's been the backbone of protests around the world.
1:23.0	But a new bill proposes we give the power to censor the internet to the entertainment industry.
1:29.0	It's called Protect IP and here's how it works.
1:32.0	Private corporations want the ability to shut down
1:36.2	unauthorized sites where people download movies, TV shows, and music. Since most of
1:41.5	these sites are outside US.S. jurisdiction, Protect IP uses a couple different
1:45.8	tactics within American borders. Firstly, it gives the government the power to make U.S. internet
1:51.2	providers block access to infringing domain names.
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