Many Protest, Voting Postponed SOPA & PIPA

A flood of protests against the draft laws against online piracy Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA) to fruition. Both the bill back to be reviewed.
Reported by Time, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said it has been decided to postpone plans to vote after seeing a number of reactions PIPE last few days. Among black out WikiPedia action and other sites, as well as the petition was initiated by Google and are able to attract more than 7 million participants.
It is also expressed House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar Smith related SOPA. He said the delay was not determined until the time limit there is a broader solution.
"I have heard criticism of laws regulating issues related to online piracy, and I even take it seriously," said Smith, in his official statement.
"Of course we must reconsider the approach to find the best solution to handle the issue of copyright infringement is stealing and selling U.S. products and innovation," he continued.
Earlier, the Senate is menggawangi Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA) and the congress are brewing Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) received strong support from the entertainment industry and other businesses who feel harmed by violations of intellectual property and piracy in the online world.
Only, these steps have not less fierce opposition from activists internet services such as Google, WikiPedia, Facebook, WordPress, Twitter alarming until new rules are excessive and outrageous censorship in cyberspace.
Even Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said that nearly half the senators who initially supported the bill is now even reversed.
Even so, Reid added, considering that copyright infringement has harmed the U.S. economy billions of dollars every year then it would make the formulation of PIPE will be suspended indefinitely. "There is no reason that the issue of legitimacy is raised in this bill can not be resolved," he said.
Two of the bill is indeed a scourge for the internet world. Because these rules will allow authorities in the U.S. and copyright holders to drag foreign site to court if accused of violating copyright. Including exiling him from payment services and online advertising network, to the search engines.