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Senate smackdown of House? Senate won’t vote on CISPA – staffers

Posted on April 26, 2013 by pogowasright.org

Gerry Smith reports:

The Senate will not vote on a cybersecurity bill that passed the House earlier this month, according to two Senate staffers, dealing a blow to a measure that sparked opposition from privacy advocates and the White House.

Read more on Huffington Post. Apparently, some senators are drafting their own bill. But will it be more privacy protective?

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