Want to help protect the Internet from ignorant or downright dangerous politicians? Now you can, with the help of the Internet Defense League’s (IDL) newly launched “cat signal.” What the heck is a ...

A group known as the Internet Defense League will launch Thursday with a cat signal shining into the night sky and onto the buildings of several major cities. The IDL's goal? Efficiently fight off ...

The Internet Defense League, a project aimed at uniting the Internet against bad laws and monopolies, officially launched the "Cat Signal" Thusday night with parties in San Francisco, Washington, DC ...

You’ve heard of the bat signal—now get ready for the cat signal. A diverse crew of Internet businesses, advocacy groups, and lawmakers has banded together to create something called the Internet ...

If you see a bat signal, or rather a laughing cat signal, hovering in the sky over Gotham City, San Francisco or New York this Thursday night, it won't just be a sign that the new Batman flick has ...

The Internet Defense League has cast its logo up into the skies tonight, signaling the official launch. The Internet Defense League is a coalition of companies and individuals who promote internet ...

A coalition of Internet watchdogs replaced the bat signal with a cat signal, projected onto the Bay Bridge from Mozilla's headquarters on Harrison Street. The cat signal was part of the launch of the ...