I disagree Wiley. Let's not fall in the Nadar trap. Let's just do some serious old-fashioned coalition-building by rallying our supporters, convincing our friends and potential allies, organizing a movement, and then making a heck of a ruckus in the media and halls of Congress. Civics 101. It's not rocket science, and there're no short cuts, but it works.

I agree with Lessig - there is no digital free speech movement: there's only a group of people with a conviction that digital free speech is right. That'll change, we'll change, or we'll lose.