The French judge decided they could apply the law merely because the user in France can get on the Internet and visit the site.

We didn't make changes that the court order required us to do because we didn't think they were right.

We have operations in over 20 countries and we don't expect one size to fit all. We design sites that have local content with a local business team, respecting local laws and mores.

This is a political decision because of pressure from France ... France has fraudulently interpreted international law.

Hands Off the Internet is a completely AT&T-funded puppet.

Internet service is not a vanilla commodity service. It's not all just the same.