CISPA Passes House, Supporter by Internet Providers

The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act was passed by the House yesterday. From Russia Today:

A controversial cyber security Act CISPA is now a step closer to becoming law, following US Congress approval. The process now heads to the Senate, although the White House had already threatened to veto the bill. Internet users slammed the proposal accusing it of breaching American's privacy. Critics point to the fact that the act could eclipse all existing laws protecting people's privacy. RT's Gayane Chichyakyan reports from Washington. And Declan McCullagh, correspondent from C-net news, says it's the most alarming part of the bill.