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Lucia Etxebarria

In Spain, legislation to crack down on online piracy draws protests

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As American grapple with SOPA and PIPA, and Wikipedia and Reddit use a blackout to educate their users about their views on the legislation, Spain is also trying to get a handle on online piracy. The new conservative government has vowed to swiftly enact a bill artists say they need, but critics say is worthless — and dangerous.

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Spanish Government Vows Digital Pirates’ Days Are Numbered

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