- Fox News Digital Network
- Fox News
- Fox Business
- uReport
- Fox News Radio
- Fox News Latino
- Fox Nation
- Fox News Insider
Account
Account
The lights have come back on at Wikipedia, following a 24-hour blackout that affected millions of users around the world.At midnight Wednesday ET, Wikipedia's English language website was up and running again, accompanied by the message, "Thank you for protecting Wikipedia. (We're not done yet.)""More than 150 million people saw our message asking if you could imagine a world without free knowledge. You said no. You shut down Congress' switchboards. You melted their servers. Your voice was loud and strong. Millions of people have spoken in defense of a free and open internet," Wikipedia said in a statement.The return of the online free information provider was welcomed by users who took to Twitter to express their relief the blackout was over."Welcome back, Wikipedia," Ernie Smith wrote, while Holly Fitzpatrick tweeted, "Never knew how much I relied on wikipedia until I procrastinated on my bio essays and had to scour for other links to tell me things...""In 50 years our grandchildren ...
Online piracy costs U.S. copyright owners and producers billions of dollars every year, but legislation in Congress to block foreign Internet thieves and swindlers h...
Online piracy costs U.S. copyright owners and producers billions of dollars every year, but legislation in Congress to block foreign Internet thieves and swindlers h...
Will the proposed bill destroy free speech or protect journalists?
null
Legendary computer scientist Vint Cerf -- widely hailed as one of the founders of the Internet itself -- came out against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) on Thursd...
Caving to a massive campaign by Internet services and their millions of users, Congress indefinitely postponed legislation Friday to stop online piracy of movies and...
Reason’s Peter Suderman explains why he says SOPA would constrict the flow of information on the internet .
FBN’s Judge Andrew Napolitano questions whether the Stop Online Piracy Act infringes on the 5th amendment right to a trial.
Like many members of Congress, I have spoken to constituents and organizations across the country with questions about the Stop Online Piracy Act, a bill that makes ...
On Monday, September 17 the United States celebrates the 225th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution. A landmark document, this first in the world writ...
A group of high-profile tech companies, including AOL, eBay and Facebook , have complained to Congress over a proposed bill intended to counter online piracy because...
We all know the New Year is the time for reflection and resolutions. President Obama could afford to do some reflection of his own, both on the policies his admini...
Hollywood's top lobbyist and former Sen. Chris Dodd is threatening to cut off campaign funds to President Obama's re-election effort because of anger over the White ...
null
Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX), the chief sponsor of the Stop Online Privacy Act (SOPA) said Friday he would remove a controversial provision from the bill until further st...
As the doors closed last Friday on the International CES, the world's greatest innovation showcase, the doors also began closing on extreme legislation that would en...
Wikipedia has imposed a 24-hour blackout on its English language website, a move that has impacted millions of global users, but some savvy web surfers are already f...
The world's biggest websites are calling for a day of dramatic action Wednesday against a piracy-prevention lawsuit that many fear will reshape the Internet as we no...
Rep. Lamar Smith, (R-Texas), on the purpose of the Stop Online Piracy Act .
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. ©2013 FOX News Network, LLC. All rights reserved. All market data delayed 20 minutes.
