“Bill would give Justice Department power to shutter piracy sites worldwide”
In other words — as I understand it — the U.S. government wants to finally take full advantage of the fact that domain name registration is fundamentally based in the U.S., and be able to knock any site they want off the internet. (Like people have always been afraid they would.)
Shouldn’t this be getting more attention?
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