Google representative Katherin Oyama told the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday that the Stop Online Piracy Act could threaten innovation and entrepreneurship by creating a “cloud of legal uncertainty.” (0:15)
Michael O’Leary, a representative for the Motion Picture Association of American, told the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday that the Stop Online Piracy Act would protect the jobs of people across the country. (0:22)
Opposing the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) for fear that it could shut down websites for the actions of one user, Google representative Katherine Oyama told the House Judiciary Committee that the way to stop online piracy is by eliminating the incentive to do so, not regulating third party websites. (0:24)
At a House Judiciary hearing on a bill designed to curb online piracy, Rep. Ted Deutch (D-Fla.) said doing nothing to combat piracy would discourage future innovators “because they’re not going to be compensated for their work.” (0:15)
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