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The Motion Picture Association Doesn’t Get to Decide Who the First Amendment Protects
April 10, 2024, 5:08 p.m. | Katharine Trendacosta
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Twelve years ago, internet users spoke up with one voice to reject a law that would build censorship into the internet at a fundamental level. This week, the Motion Picture Association (MPA), a group that represents six giant movie and TV studios, announced that it hoped we’d all forgotten how dangerous this idea was. The MPA is wrong. We remember, and the internet remembers.
What the MPA wants is the power to block entire websites, everywhere in the U.S., using …
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