Neowin's five most popular articles of 2012

Don't expect another SOPA/PIPA blow-up in 2013

California politician: Hands off the Internet!

Editorial: Let's bring the UN's internet regulation talks into the open

A slip of the tongue gives away CETA's influences from ACTA

RIAA admits that SOPA & PIPA are useless

SOPA author wants to arrest journalists over leaks

SOPA rises from the grave once more

Here's the deal - the Declaration of Internet Freedom

Regarding SOPA, government says users “poisoned the well”

SOPA author Lamar Smith wins GOP primary

The Internet Defense League formed

US House of Representatives passes CISPA

CISPA bill to be voted on in the US House this week

Google's Sergey Brin: Open Internet is threatened

CISPA: another privacy nightmare?

Editorial: SOPA and the free internet's battle to the death

Former MPAA vice president turns against SOPA

MPAA head still hoping for some agreement on SOPA

Anonymous' "Operation Blackout" won't happen ... probably

Anonymous threatens to bring down the internet

Wikipedia completes transfer of domains from GoDaddy

SOPA author back and worse than ever

Secret Service suspends JotForm.com

Germany to postpone its vote on ACTA

George Lucas reveals his opposition to SOPA/PIPA

Zombified kill switch/SOPA bill in the works

Anonymous attacking Mexican web sites

Anonymous takes down Irish government sites

SOPA protesters send emails to the wrong SOPA site

Anonymous hits FTC owned web site in new cyber attack

US Senator's Twitter page hacked by PIPA opponent

UFC's web site latest victim of cyber attack

The ESA pulls its support of SOPA/PIPA ... kind of

SOPA and PIPA votes in Congress delayed

Republican candidates for US President all oppose SOPA

SOPA opposition in Congress grows to 122 members

162 million saw Wikipedia's SOPA/PIPA blackout page

4.5 million sign Google's anti-SOPA petition

Editorial: Anti-SOPA, anti-piracy

Senator Reid got $3.5 million from pro-SOPA/PIPA groups

Mark Zuckerberg reveals his opposition to SOPA/PIPA

SOPA/PIPA protest hits the real world in New York City

Even more web sites join SOPA/PIPA protests

SOPA hearings to resume in February in US House

Wikipedia goes dark for SOPA protest; others join in

Microsoft finally issues SOPA opposition statement

MPAA slams SOPA Wednesday protests

Wikipedia to join SOPA protest Wednesday

Internet wins a victory as SOPA is shelved

Razer to join Wednesday SOPA protest

Rupert Murdoch calls Google "piracy leader"; supports SOPA

More web sites and games going dark to protest SOPA [Update]

DNS blocking to be removed from SOPA

Reddit to go dark January 18 to protest SOPA

US threatened Spain over web censorship laws

Video game publishers pull their support for SOPA ... kind of

GoDaddy gains domains despite boycott

Lawmakers in US House of Representatives amongst pirates

Rackspace joins the list of tech companies opposing SOPA

SOPA supporters list updated, GoDaddy not included

GoDaddy may be attempting to thwart transfer attempts [Update]

GoDaddy faces challenger in the form of ByeDaddy

Editorial: The film industry is asking for piracy

GoDaddy hit with boycott over SOPA support [Update]