Internet giants unite against U.S.

Four giants of the Internet, "Google", "Facebook", "Amazon" and "Ebay" have joined forces to create a powerful lobby group against the government of the United States of America, about the decisions that affect Internet issues.
"Internet Society", as the group will be called, will open its offices in September and will deal with issues of political, administrative and regulatory.
"Google" and "Facebook" currently spend large sums to political lobbies.
Lobbying is one of the largest economic industries in the U.S., with about 3.3 billion dollars spent each year in an effort to influence legislators on matters of ndryshme.Sipas Center for Political Accountability, "Google" spent 3.9 million dollars in lobbying from April to June 2012. In the same periods, "Facebook" paid 960 thousand dollars. Through the formation of this association, the Internet giants aim to create a united front, to represent to improve legislation and representation in various matters in the new ardhmen.Ligje on piracy and the level of protection Internet address have triggered major protests in the U.S.. Consequently, "Wikipedia" closed for 24 hours its service in January, to oppose these bills.