The American Prospect - January 18, 2012: The Day Procrastination Died

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January 18, 2012 10:28 am

January 18, 2012: The Day Procrastination Died

ICYMI, half of the Internet is off today in protest of the SOPA legislation currently being considered in Congress (Here’s a primer on SOPA by Rob Fischer, who wrote a great #longread for us on NinjaVideo). Here’s our Wikipedia-grade collection of the Internet SOPA protests for your enjoyment. Let us know of there are any glaring omissions—we’ll be updating throughout the day!

Wikipedia:

If the lack of Jimmy Wales in your life is making you sad, don’t worry. WSJ’s got you covered.

Wired:

Google:

Reddit:

Boing Boing:

WordPress:

Not the White House:

The Oatmeal:

PostSecret:

MoveOn:

Flavorwire:

Electronic Frontier Foundation:

Open Congress:

The Tor Project:

Mozilla:

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