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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

It's official: Online spying is on its way

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Date: Feb 27, 2013 7:31 AM
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CISPA would undermine our basic rights and jeopardize our privacy online. Click here to use this Demand Progress tool tell your lawmakers to oppose to it.

Take action!

Our job at OpenMedia is to alert you about threats to your Internet freedom and provide you with tools to amplify your voice to meet those threats. Right now the US government is about push through a frightening warrantless online spying bill and we're teaming up with our friends at Demand Progress to help you speak out. Please take a second to stand up for your personal privacy and Internet freedom by clicking here now.

Last year people like you stopped legislation that would have enabled Big Telecom providers to access to your online information. The bill was called Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA). If it had originally passed, CISPA would have allowed the U.S. government to access your personal Internet data with almost no restrictions, as well as given Big Telecom companies the right to share user data with the government without a court order.

This bill is back before congress and moving fast. Our friends at pro-Internet group Demand Progress have developed a petition to help stop this invasive online spying bill. Click here to oppose online spying bill CISPA before it's too late.

Rolling Stone says that with CISPA 2.0, "Congress is trying to kill Internet privacy again."

CISPA sponsor Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger even said at a hearing this week that he didn't see any reason why businesses needed to hide your personal data from the government.

CISPA would undermine our basic rights and jeopardize our privacy online. Click here to tell your lawmakers to oppose to it.

For an open and connected future,

Steve and Josh on behalf of your OpenMedia team

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