Monthly Archives: January 2012

No one knows what the new bill to  replace SOPA(Stop Online Piracy Act) will look like, but you can bet on one thing: the U.S. government is serious about stemming the huge job losses and money that online piracy has … Continue reading →

It’s the dead of winter in Ottawa, my town, the coldest capital city in the world, if not the coolest. Mostly it’s shivering cold, but there are days when the thermometer rises above zero degrees, a rare occurrence in January … Continue reading →

This will be the last post for a while on the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) sitting in the U.S. Congress. It is flying under the radar for a lot of internet users, but it has big repercussions for anyone … Continue reading →

It’s amazing the number of people out there who use the the worldwide web on a daily basis, but have never heard of SOPA or the PROTECT IP Act, two bills currently in the U.S. Congress that once enacted will … Continue reading →

Since I started ‘Truth in Sentences’ this past spring and then self-published my novel “When Truth Awakens” on the Kindle and Smashwords shortly thereafter, the weeks have literally flown by. I have learned a lot and hope to learn a … Continue reading →