PrintBy Frank McCaffrey — Web sites such as Wikipedia blacked themselves out this year. It was in reaction to legislation to over-regulate the Internet. Our tenth biggest bust of 2012 is the government’s attempt to sink its claws into the online world.
Top 12 Big Government Busts of 2012: #10 Internet Regulation
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