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SOPA, ITC, NTSB and the Unintended Consequences of Regulations

by on December 16, 2011

From PC Magazine:

SOPA, ITC, NTSB and the Unintended Consequences of Regulations
Micheal Miller sees the current debates over cell phone use in cars, the Stop Online Piracy Act, and ITC’s position on patent infringement and reaches one simple conclusion: The government is going too far. Now, this isn’t some Tea Bagger anti-government screed, but rather a simple examination of the potential effects of these laws. Our lawmakers, however well-intentioned, don’t know what they are doing. Let him know if you agree in the comment section.

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