Stop Online Piracy Act
Also known as SOPA, House Bill 3261, S.O.P.A., Category:Stop Online Piracy Act
unpassed United States bill
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The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) was a proposed U.S. law that would have given the government and copyright holders stronger tools to combat online piracy and shut down websites distributing illegal content. It sparked significant debate and opposition from internet companies and free-speech advocates who worried it could limit online freedom and enable censorship, ultimately preventing it from becoming law.
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- Long title
- "To promote prosperity, creativity, entrepreneurship, and innovation by combating the theft of U.S. property, and for other purposes." —H.R. 3261
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- SOPA
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- House Bill 3261
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Article · Svenska
Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) var ett amerikanskt lagförslag som syftade till att göra det möjligt för amerikanska myndigheter att föra rättsliga processer mot webbplatser och andra internettjänster som bryter mot federal upphovsrättslagstiftning, även om dessa tjänster var baserade utanför USA:s gränser. Dessutom skulle upphovsrättsägarna själva kunna kontakta de internetleverantörer och annonsörer som finansierade vissa webbplatser och ställa krav på att finansieringen skulle upphöra.
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