Stats from yesterday's internet protests are in: over 6,000 participating sites, one million e-mails sent and over 87,000 phone calls made to Congress.

Meanwhile, numerous lawmakers have come out to speak against the bill via Twitter, including Democrat House Leader Nancy Pelosi.

Occupy Wall Street protestors have tracked down a small portion of their seized library and are using their web-based catalog to rebuild what has been lost or damaged.

Today marks the second month of the protest and a worldwide call to action via Twitter hashtag #n17.

Facebook is launching an investigation after being inundated with reports of porn and gore spam, including disturbing photoshopped photos of Justin Bieber, showing up on users Newsfeeds.

4chan has been bombarded with Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks since Sunday, causing the site to slow down to a crawl or become completely inaccessible. While no one seems to know for sure who is behind it, rumors have been circulating on 4chan that the hacker group LulzSec is responsible.

A small group of Occupy Wall Street protesters have set off on a 300-mile march to the nation's capital in what they say is an effort to stop tax cut proposals for the richest 1% from passing the Congress.