List of companies in support of SOPA / Protect IP

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Microsoft, Apple, and 27 other technology companies are in support of SOPA. They are part of the Business Software Alliance. Below is a list of 29 technology companies that are in support of SOPA:

Adobe
Apple Autodesk AVEVA AVG Bentley Systems CA Cadence Design Systems CNC Software – Mastercam Compuware Corel Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corporation Dell Intel Intuit Kaspersky McAfee Microsoft Minitab Progress Software PTC Quark Quest Rosetta Stone Siemens PLM Software, Inc. Sybase Symantec TechSmith The MathWorks

And many more!

I say boycott these fuckers..

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