9. What evidence does the author provide in paragraphs 10-14 of "Battling the Digital Jolly Roger" to show

that many major Internet companies didn't support SOPA?

A. "SOPA stated that a site's operators would be held responsible for pirated content uploaded to the site."

B. "In its review of SOPA, the White House agreed that trying to control the Internet in such a way could lead to cyber-security

risks."

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Deja Deleon

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7 October, 20:41

9. What evidence does the author provide in paragraphs 10-14 of "Battling the Digital Jolly Roger" to show

that many major Internet companies didn't support SOPA?

A. "SOPA stated that a site's operators would be held responsible for pirated content uploaded to the site."

B. "In its review of SOPA, the White House agreed that trying to control the Internet in such a way could lead to cyber-security

risks."

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Harrison Ashley · Answer 1

B. "In its review of SOPA, the White House agreed that trying to control the Internet in such a way could lead to cyber-security

risks."

Ayana Wolfe · Answer 2

A. "SOPA stated that a site's operators would be held responsible for pirated content uploaded to the site."

Explanation:

This is important because it can show how the major internet companies didn't support SOPA, since they have no way to assure that the content uploaded to their sites would be original and coprighted, and it'd mean a huge effort to control what is uploaded to their websites.