What is CISPA? Effects Of CISPA And SOPA/PIPA VS. CISPA Comparison

After introducing SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) Bill from congressman now there is another bill coming to tease Internet World and it will be called CISPA (Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act). So what is CISPA? The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) have few things in common as compare to defeated Secure Online Information Privacy Act (SOPA) and the Protect Internet Property Act (PIPA). The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) is a United States proposed law introduced on November 30, 2011 by U.S. Representative Michael Rogers.

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Protest Against SOPA and PIPA to Save Internet and Web

As you know U.S. Congress is soon going to start debating on a bill of Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) sometime in February, 2012 according to the Congressman Smith, supporter of SOPA and also another bill of Protect IP Act (PIPA) will also be consider and debatable on January 24, 2012 according to Harry Reid, a US Senate's Majority Leader. Members of U.S. Senate's will debate on PIPA bill and will also caste the votes on same day according to given schedule. Many big and popular online websites including Google, Wikipedia, Reddit, Craigslist, YouTube Twitter etc. have already started protesting against SOPA and PIPA petitions and trying to stop these bills to be passed on U.S. Assembly because this petition or bill will censored the freedom of Web and Internet.

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90% of Windows copies are pirated in China says Microsoft

According to Microsoft's CEO, Steve Ballmer, when he met with a number of high ranking government officials, including United States president Barak Obama, and Chinese president Hu Jintao, according to NetworkWorld.com.

Steve Ballmer raised some issues and concerns with Chinese president Hu, discussing how 90% out of 100% copies of Windows in China are pirated and only 10% is legit. Microsoft estimates that 90% of China uses some form of pirated software on their computer, with over half of the countries residents still using Windows XP and Internet Explorer 6, a claim which is backed up by StatsCounter.com.

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