Monthly Archives: December 2011
SOPA Falls Short Of Ending Online Piracy Creates Free Speech And Technical Issues
The House Judiciary Committee will continue mark-up of the Stop Online Piracy Act legislation on Wednesday December 21, 2011 after serious public pressure halted last week’s markup session. We interview Julian Sanchez of the Cato Institute on the legislation.
Hundreds Temporarily Shutdown Access to Port of Long Beach
On Monday morning, around 500 protesters gathered in the early morning at the Port of Long Beach to block traffic in and out of SSA Marine, a shipping company partly owned by Wall Street investment firm, Goldman Sachs, joining in solidarity with protesters up and down the West Coast.
An Update from Insight Out News Reporter Margot Paez
Margot Paez discusses why Insight Out News was created and the future of the news show.
Hollywood Film Crew Permit Prevents Occupiers From Using City Designated ‘Free Speech Zone’
Almost a week after the Mayor of Los Angeles declared the West Steps of City Hall a “Free Speech Zone”, occupiers find themselves unable to access the site after it is permitted out to a big-budget Hollywood film crew.
Occupiers Crash Local Bank of America Foreclosure Auction
Occupy Los Angeles Eviction: Protesters Arrested, Removed From City Hall
Occupy Los Angeles protesters, after 59 days of occupying the lawn surrounding city hall, were finally removed after a 1400 member LAPD force surrounded and entered the park on early Tuesday morning.