Julianna Yau’s blog

A conversation through links:

John Degen points to a video showing mobs descending on Parliament over copyright. 

Minister Prentice says “To be speculating on what the bill says, when no one has seen it, is not really a constructive exercise.”

Sam Trosow asks “how can the public engage the government on the issue in a “constructive” manner?”.

Howard Knopf responds to Trosow.

I wonder… although the public outcry has been able to delay the bill through intimidation tactics, how do they expect to be taken seriously if they’re going to stage protests before they have even seen the bill?

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