Posted At : January 17, 2012 3:12 AM | Posted By : Iris Mack
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The wave of online protests against two Congressional bills that aim to curtail copyright violations on the Internet is gathering momentum. Wikipedia is the latest Web site to decide to shut on Wednesday in protest against the two Congressional bills.

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Wikipedia to Go Dark to Protest Internet Censorship Bills