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Reuters publishes inaccurate anti-protest propaganda piece
Topic: Miscellaneous 8:38 pm EST, Jan 17, 2012

A blackout scheduled for Wednesday to protest against proposed legislation on online piracy has failed to get the support of the biggest Internet players.

Despite calls for the participation of sites such as Facebook, Twitter and other big names, the biggest participants are the online dictionary Wikipedia and the social-news website Reddit.

Either Google and Wikipedia aren't some of the biggest Internet players, or Reuters is involved in blatant pro-sopa propaganda.

Still think you have a free press?

Reuters publishes inaccurate anti-protest propaganda piece



 
 
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