Anonymous Unable To Block State of the Union Livestream
The protest falls short
Despite Anonymous' vows to block Web broadcasts of tonight's State of the Union address, the hacktivist collective failed to disrupt the president's speech.
Declaring that "there will be no State of the Union Address on the Web tonight," the loose-knit group announced earlier today its intention to block live streams of the address in protest of the president not mentioning issues during his speech that are important to Anonymous.
However, live streams originating from the White House's Web site and YouTube appeared unaffected during the president's speech.
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